Forestry Careers Offer Opportunities for Young Men
Foresters join a growing field as woodusing industries expand conservation. Industrial foresters work for lumber, pulp and paper, plywood and other wood producers, while consultants help nonindustrial woodland owners. Careers include planning logging, road access, timber mapping, fire protection, and tree farming, with education in math and sciences recommended.
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