Karl Teglas

* Sepsiszentgyörgy, March 15, 1864 – † Budapest, June 30, 1916 / forest engineer, academic teacher ; ; He graduated from the Mining and Forestry Academy of Bánya Selmec between 1882 and 1885. He began his service at the forest office in Zsarnóca, then worked at the forest office in Bustyaháza. Between 1890 and 1892, he was Jenő Vadas's assistant at the botany department of the Forestry Academy, then he served as a forest ranger in Topánfalva, and later in Brassó. Between 1903 and 1907, he was the head of the forest management department of the Mining and Forestry College of Bánya Selmec, which had become vacant after the death of Lőrinc Csiby. He also taught the following subjects: logging, wood technology, hunting and weapons science. Afterwards, he served in the Ministry of Agriculture in Budapest until his death. His literary work is significant. ; ; His main works: ; Forest Protection, 1893, ; On the Arrangement of Pasture Farming, 1902, ; Agricultural Encyclopedia, 1907, ; Forest Use, 1908, ; Hunting and Weaponry, 1908.