F3: Find Your Future in Forestry

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F3: Find Your Future in Forestry

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Where can forestry take me?

The field of forestry provides a world of opportunities for a rewarding career in natural resources. Here are some paths MSU Forestry alumni have taken to get there.

Examples of careers in forestry:

Forest Health Specialist • Forest Entomologist • Forest Pathologist • Park Ranger • Recreation Manager • Field Forester • Silviculturalist • Restoration Forester •  Forest Technician • Tree Seedling Nursery Manager • Consulting Forester • Forest Economist • Forestry Biometrician/Forest Inventory Analyst • Utility Forester • Procurement Forester • Natural Resource Specialist • Forestry Auditor • Tree Care Technician • Forest Soil Scientist • Forest Policy Associate • Reforestation Specialist • Arborist • Forest Hydrologist • Log Scaler • Fire Ecologist • Forest Carbon Analyst • Lumber Trader/Broker • Timberland Appraiser • Outreach/Education/Extension Specialist • Wood Product Technician

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