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The USDA Forest Service is an exciting, dynamic, multicultural, and many-faceted organization, with employees engaged in virtually every profession and skill area. Reflecting the Nation's diverse population, the Forest Service is a leader in offering equal employment opportunities. Here is where your future and career could begin!
As custodian of the National Forests and Grasslands, the Forest Service manages ecosystems on 191 million acres of the Nation's lands. Resources on these lands are diverse, including range, timber, minerals, watersheds, wilderness, fish, and wildlife-each with cultural, scientific, recreational, or natural scenic values.
Interested in a career in natural resources law enforcement?
The Forest Service is dedicated to the management, protection, and efficient use of the National Forests and Grasslands, ensuring that they continue to provide sustainable yields of renewable resources such as water, forage, wildlife, timber, and outdoor recreation. The Forest Service protects lands and resources within its jurisdiction from wildfires, diseases, and forest insects, and from unfortunate instances of theft and vandalism.
Law enforcement is essential to the management, use, and protection of National Forest lands and associated resources. The Forest Service currently employs law enforcement personnel nationwide. With the rising number of visitors to the National Forests and Grasslands, the need for law enforcement personnel continues to grow.
For more information, contact your local Forest Service office, or visit http://www.usajobs.gov
Volunteering
 Volunteers make up a significant part of the Forest Service workforce. They contribute thousands of hours to restoring watersheds, guiding youth, trail maintenance, hosting campgrounds, monitoring wildlife populations and far more. Learn more about how you can contribute.
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