Forestry technicians work outdoors researching, protecting, and maintaining the forests, grasslands, and mountains. Also known as a forester or a forest worker, forestry technicians work on their own to collect, test, and analyze animal and plant specimens. Forestry Technician Responsibilities: • Collecting, testing, and analyzing animal and plant samples. • Using test results for insect and disease control. • Researching wildlife for conservation. • Managing and protecting natural resources. • Conducting environmental impact studies. • Enforcing rules and regulations of campgrounds and other recreational areas. • Educating the community on conservation and fire safety. Forestry Technician Requirements: • A bachelor's or associate's degree in the natural sciences. • Experience in Forestry or a related field. • Critical thinking and analysis skills. • The ability to work in isolation or in contact with the public. • Good communication and mathematical skills.

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