Forester

The forestry sector plays a crucial role in preserving natural resources, managing forests sustainably, and protecting the environment. Foresters oversee, plan, and implement measures for forest conservation and utilization, balancing economic use with biodiversity protection. If you enjoy nature, outdoor work, and interacting with plant and animal life, a forestry career offers stability and responsibility.

Main Job Roles

1. Field Forester (Forestry Technician)

• Job Description: Monitoring and managing forest areas, implementing cultivation, protection, and forest renewal measures.
• Responsibilities: Field inspections, marking trees for harvesting, monitoring forest health, preventing illegal activities, cooperating with wood processing companies.

2. Forestry Engineer – Planner

• Job Description: Developing long-term forest management plans, growth calculations, determining harvesting and reforestation areas.
• Responsibilities: Preparing management plans, maintaining documentation, collaborating with nature protection institutions, preparing reports.

3. Forest Cultivation Worker

• Job Description: Performing physical tasks of planting, thinning, and maintaining young forest stands.
• Responsibilities: Planting new seedlings, thinning, pest control, maintaining forest roads and infrastructure.

4. Forest Ranger (Forestry Inspector)

• Job Description: Supervising compliance with forestry and nature protection laws.
• Responsibilities: Monitoring legality of harvesting, overseeing hunting grounds, tracking diseases and fires, educating the public on nature protection.

Preferred Skills and Qualifications

• Education in forestry, ecology, or nature protection.
• Love for nature and outdoor work.
• Physical fitness for fieldwork.
• Knowledge of environmental laws and regulations.
• Organizational and planning skills.
• Independence and teamwork ability.

Why Choose the Forestry Sector?

• Work in a natural and healthy environment.
• Socially valuable and responsible job.
• Stable employment in both public and private sectors.
• Active contribution to the preservation of natural heritage.

Opportunities for professional development and specialization.