About this career path

Forestry engineers plan, design, and oversee projects such as forest roads, bridges, drainage systems, and logging facilities. They evaluate environmental impacts, implement erosion control measures, and develop water management solutions to protect forest ecosystems. Collaboration with foresters, environmental scientists, and government agencies is common to ensure projects meet regulatory standards and sustainability goals. This role blends technical engineering expertise with a deep understanding of environmental science and resource management.

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  1. Associate's Degree
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