Forester. Foresters play important roles in land management, conservation and rehabilitation. They plan and help carry out forestry projects, like planting new trees, monitoring and conserving wildlife habitats, choosing and preparing timber plots, assessing current timber value and suppressing forest fires.

What does a forester do on a daily basis?

Foresters are involved in a large range of activities covering ecological restoration, timber harvesting, and day-to-day management of protected areas. They look after regular activities in the forests, including conservation, outdoor recreation, extraction of raw materials, aesthetics, and hunting.

What skills do you need to be a forester?

Foresters generally need a bachelor's degree in forestry, and some states require licensure. Additionally, they must have analytical and critical-thinking skills and an ability to communicate well.