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Shohin
I studied geology and worked as a consultant for a while does that count haha
State Forestry Job Opening SW Washington
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Paradox
Imperial Masterpiece
Our agency is having a lot of retirements happening lately which has created movement but some of our lower entry positions have been difficult to get fills
Dysfunctional Vet
Mame
Would a biology degree work that had more focus on ecosystems/animals than humans? I’m wanting to get my ba in forestry but need some cash flow to pay for it. VA funds got used up on the aa. Can the 4 10’s be Thursday thru Sunday? Lol
Cruiser
Chumono
It might. What was the consulting work like?I studied geology and worked as a consultant for a while does that count haha
Cruiser
Chumono
4x10s are mon-thur or tue-Friday since that’s when our radio dispatchers work. I think a bio degree would count, especially with some interest and background knowledge in natural resource management.
Cruiser
Chumono
The position has been posted on the WA DNR website. It got a few upgrades to increase salary potential: some timber sale layout, compliance, and silviculture tasks. It is still primarily focused on cruising.
www.governmentjobs.com
I encourage everyone interested to apply, even if you feel you don’t have a lot of experience. If you can meet minimum requirements and bring a good attitude then we’ll train you up.
In addition to the cruising job, there’s openings for lots of other natural resource related fields: Wild land fire, forest engineering, biology, greenhouse management, recreation, etc
Don’t be a stranger. I’d be happy to answer questions.
Natural Resource Specialist 2/NRS1 In Training- Pacific Cascade Region
Natural Resource Specialist 2/NRS1 In-TrainingRecruitment #2022-10-1480Full-time, Permanent, Represented positionLocation: Pacific Cascade Region- Castle Rock, WA.Want to join something GREAT and make a difference?Are you someone who loves working in the outdoors, appreciates a remote natural...
I encourage everyone interested to apply, even if you feel you don’t have a lot of experience. If you can meet minimum requirements and bring a good attitude then we’ll train you up.
In addition to the cruising job, there’s openings for lots of other natural resource related fields: Wild land fire, forest engineering, biology, greenhouse management, recreation, etc
Don’t be a stranger. I’d be happy to answer questions.
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Cruiser
Chumono
The application deadline is 11/1.
I should have posted these before… Here’s some pictures to show what the work environment is like…
If working in places like this appeals to you don’t hesitate to apply.
I should have posted these before… Here’s some pictures to show what the work environment is like…
If working in places like this appeals to you don’t hesitate to apply.
luvinthemountains
Chumono
Oh man, I missed my calling. What a dream job for somebody.
AJL
Chumono
Try asking First Nations people who have known all about Sasquatch since long before European settlers arrived!
The Sasquatch are probably trying to protect what is left of the Old Growth Forest from clear-cutting!!!
If you're interested in the topic, Check out Steve Isdahl channel How to Hunt.com ; https://www.youtube.com/c/proguide66/videos
Much better than my crappy office, just beautiful.
Paradox
Imperial Masterpiece
I assume you've posted this position at forestry schools around the country?
State University of New York Environmental Science and Forestry school (ESF for short) has a forestry major. I would imagine they have graduates that would kill for this job.
I am amazed youre still having trouble getting this filled
Cruiser
Chumono
We’ve posted it mainly to places in Washington and Oregon. Not sure about ESF. It’s a good idea to branch out..
10-11 applicants so far.
It is strange how little awareness there is for the field of forestry. Most colleges are even dropping the major..
The state side of things seems to offer what a lot of people would want in a career: stability, retirement and health benefits, paid commute, fresh air, and plenty of time off.
Weird, especially in todays economy..
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