Hey guys, I've been on this board for a while now and I'm looking into careers in forestry. I'm Irish and there's opportunities for studying abroad like America. What can I expect from this kind of job area?
NAU in Flagstaff, AZ used to have one of the top rated Forestry Programs in the world, not sure now.
>>638058
Nothing. There are no jobs in America without a significant lifetime investment (aka debt slave), or you know somebody on the inside (aka cronyism).
My good friend has a degree in Forestry, as far as I know you either work for a logging company or the state or federal government.
>>638058
Better off working in European forestry mate, you'll live longer.
>>638058
That kit belongs to the arborist and he's working in scotland iirc
>>638058
My friend just graduated from uni in Aberdeen a few years ago and works in forestry in the west coast of Scotland. He found it really easy to get a job.
>>638058
>What can I expect from this kind of job area?
From my experience with chainsaws, you can expect back pain. Your particular area of pain will vary I guess, but for me it's the back.
>>638840
Northumberland is beautiful bro, not too dissimilar to some of Scotland :)
>>638058
Government work mostly.
