Natural Resources
In the Natural Resources pathway, you could perform a variety of tasks. Forests and rangelands supply wood products, livestock forage, minerals, and water. They also serve as sites for recreational activities and provide homes for wildlife. You would manage, develop, and help protect the forests and rangelands and other resources.
Now, select one of the following occupations.
- Buckers and Fallers
Loggers work in teams to build and repair roads, clear brush, cut and buck trees, and move logs to mills and shipyards. - Choker Setters
Loggers work in teams to build and repair roads, clear brush, cut and buck trees, and move logs to mills and shipyards. - Conservation Scientists
Conservation scientists manage, develop, and help protect soil and rangelands. - Continuous Mining Machine Operators
Mining machine operators control machines that extract coal, ore, stone, and sand from mines or quarries. - Fallers and Buckers
Loggers work in teams to build and repair roads, clear brush, cut and buck trees, and move logs to mills and shipyards. - Fish and Game Wardens
Fish and game wardens enforce the laws that protect fish and wildlife. - Fish and Wildlife Managers
Fish and game wardens enforce the laws that protect fish and wildlife. - Foresters
Foresters manage, use, and help protect forests and other natural resources. - Forestry Technicians
Forestry technicians help develop and protect forests. - Game Wardens
Fish and game wardens enforce the laws that protect fish and wildlife. - Graders, Log
Log graders and scalers estimate the market value of logs. - Log Graders and Scalers
Log graders and scalers estimate the market value of logs. - Loggers
Loggers work in teams to build and repair roads, clear brush, cut and buck trees, and move logs to mills and shipyards. - Miners
Mining machine operators control machines that extract coal, ore, stone, and sand from mines or quarries. - Mining Machine Operators
Mining machine operators control machines that extract coal, ore, stone, and sand from mines or quarries. - Park Naturalists
Park naturalists create programs to teach park visitors about natural areas. - Range Managers
Conservation scientists manage, develop, and help protect soil and rangelands. - Rock Splitters
Rock splitters use jackhammers and other tools to cut pieces of rock away from larger masses. - Scalers, Log
Log graders and scalers estimate the market value of logs. - Soil Conservationists
Conservation scientists manage, develop, and help protect soil and rangelands. - Timber Cutters
Loggers work in teams to build and repair roads, clear brush, cut and buck trees, and move logs to mills and shipyards. - Tree Cutters
Loggers work in teams to build and repair roads, clear brush, cut and buck trees, and move logs to mills and shipyards. - Wardens, Fish and Game
Fish and game wardens enforce the laws that protect fish and wildlife. - Wildlife Officers
Fish and game wardens enforce the laws that protect fish and wildlife.