Bring the degree parchment and transcript together with the registration certificate and a recent letter of good standing from the provincial regulator. Because the Forester entry accepts either a degree or a licence, presenting both closes the question rather than inviting a discussion about which one is being relied on.
Prove the credential twice and the argument disappears
Applicants often carry whichever document they happen to have and assume the other can be produced later. That works until it does not. Wendell should assemble a single set: the parchment naming the forestry degree, the transcript that shows it was completed, the provincial registration certificate, and a letter from the regulator confirming that his registration is current and unrestricted, dated within a few weeks of travel.
If any document is not in English, a complete certified translation goes with it. Where a degree was earned outside Canada, a credential evaluation is worth obtaining even though it is not always demanded, because it converts an argument into a document. Membership receipts and continuing-education records are not substitutes for the registration certificate.
Keep the whole set together and keep a copy, because a later application will be read against this one.