forester (EN)
ISCO 1311 · v1.2.1
Foresters are responsible for monitoring the natural and economic viability of a woodland or forest and for activities related to its management and conservation.
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Source aliases (EN)
- forestry manager
- forest manager
- woodland manager
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 20
- organise labour
- environmental policy
- forestry regulations
- monitor forest health
- manage forests
- sustainable forest management
- animal welfare legislation
- de-limb trees
- write technical reports related to trees
- environmental legislation
- organise tree plantations
- monitor forest productivity
- promote environmental awareness
- conserve forests
- supervise forestry workers
- pest control in plants
- agronomy
- reforestation
- health and safety regulations
- plant disease control
Optional (EN) · 23
- organise harvests
- business management principles
- communicate with customers
- work independently in forestry services
- manage budgets
- apply forest legislation
- coordinate forestry research
- coordinate timber sales
- animal hunting
- manage staff
- geographic information systems
- manage production enterprise
- forecast timber production
- use communication techniques
- interact with clients in forestry
- operate GPS systems
- advise on timber harvest
- estimate damage
- manage time in forestry
- perform project management
- report pollution incidents
- harvest timber
- develop natural areas works programmes
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