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If you were born with a love of working outdoors, a career in the forestry profession may be for you. Whether you're a fire pilot, a forest ranger, or a researcher you can consistently get paid being around and interacting with what you love.
A career in forestry may seem like the dream job to some. Much time is spent outdoors amongst nature getting the hands dirty and knees grass-stained. Jobs may seem limited, Read More
A career as a forest ranger is perfect for someone with a love of the outdoors. One of a forest ranger's main responsibilities is preserving our country's natural resources Read More
Park rangers are important for the protection and preservation of our wildlife and resources in national parks and other federally-protected areas. Here's a short overview Read More
Aerial firefighters are specialized firefighters, generally used to combat forest and coast line fires. Their jobs are extremely dangerous and rewarding. To put it mildly, Read More
Math and science career choices are among the most highly esteemed career choices in modern societies. Without those in careers like medicine, physics and engineering, the Read More
If you're thinking about starting a new career, there are a number of helpful resources that will allow you explore your options. The Internet is full of career exploration Read More
The basic job duties of any forestry logger revolve around the cutting and chopping down of trees. The majority of a forestry logger's day is spent using various Read More
If you have a desire to work in fire protection and fly a helicopter, becoming a forestry fire pilot may be right for you. A forestry fire pilot is responsible for flying a Read More
Becoming a forest ranger is a great opportunity for those who love the great outdoors, have a passion for the environment and want to preserve the American wilderness for Read More
Hardware retailers and lumber companies alike use log buyers to find quality products at a low price. As a log buyer, you investigate forests for fresh lumber resources Read More
If you love the high country, then skiing offers wintertime job opportunities. Ski patrollers now have a summertime equivalent. The difference is the means of Read More
U.S. national park rangers work as naturalists/interpreters, fee collectors and law enforcement officers. Their main responsibility is the safety of the millions of people Read More
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