Forestry and Natural Resources Management Careers

Whatever your career interests may be, you can most likely work in that field in your community as a Forest Service employee.

Resources management careers include Forestry, Archeology, Geospatial, Geology, Physical Sciences, Range Management, Botany, Biology, and more. Check out the following videos to discover what it's like working for the Forest Service in resources management. More videos are coming soon.

Archeology

Archeological teams and volunteers on the Payette National Forest pack materials into the wilderness to restore a historic fire lookout tower and the surrounding residential buildings.

Range Management

Terry Padilla, Regional Rangeland Staff Officer, provides an overview of training for new rangeland management specialists.

Wilderness and Wild and Scenic Rivers

Learn about the rare Wild & Scenic designation from our Wild & Scenic River and Wilderness Coordinator Casey, and our River Ranger Jenny. The White Salmon River contains ORVs—Outstandingly Remarkable Values—such as geology and wildlife.

Biology

Come out into the field with our CRGNSA biological science technicians and learn how they take stream temperature samples and what it's like working as a Biological Science Technician with the Forest Service.

Geographic Information Systems

Geographic Information Systems Resource Assistant Maya Desphande talks about her mission working on the Forest Service Career Map in the Washington Office of the USDA Forest Service.