Forestry under Agriculture, Fishing & Forestry

Forestry professionals manage, conserve, and protect forested areas to ensure sustainable use of natural resources. Their work involves balancing environmental, economic, and social needs through responsible forest management, research, and fieldwork. Key responsibilities include: Monitoring forest health and identifying issues like pests, disease, or fire risk Planning and implementing sustainable logging, reforestation, or conservation programs Conducting environmental impact assessments and preparing reports Enforcing forestry regulations and ensuring compliance with environmental laws Using GPS, GIS, and mapping tools for forest planning and inventory Collaborating with landowners, government agencies, and conservation groups Educating the public on sustainable forestry practices and land stewardship Restoring natural habitats and supporting biodiversity initiatives Successful forestry professionals are passionate about the environment, physically fit for fieldwork, and skilled in natural resource management. A background in environmental science, biology, or forestry is often required.