Forestry Employment Announcements 

Job Postings 

The Conservation Fund

• Forestry Tech

Mason, Bruce, & Girard

• Forester

• Assistant Forester

• Eocene Environmental Group

• RPF - Redding, Angels Camp, & Oakhurst

Mountain Engineering

• Forestry Technician - Plumas National Forest near Quincy and Oroville, CA

Peterson Timber

• Project Manager / Forester

Mendocino Redwood Company

• Forester, RPF - Fort Bragg or Ukiah, CA

NECHAMA Los Angeles-based Fire Mitigation

• Consultant/Team Lead

Northfork Lumber Company

• Log Scaler

Sierra Institute

• Forestry Specialist

• Watershed Restoration Coordinator

• Wood Utilization Project Coordinator

Black Fox Timber Management Group, Inc. (BFTM)

• RPF’s - three positions available

• Forestry Techs - two - must be experienced - Smith River, and Crescent City, CA

• Forestry Techs - eight - must be experienced - McCloud

FWS Forestry Services, Inc.

• Forestry Planning Manager - Redding

Environmental Resource Solutions, Inc.

• RPF

Jacobszoon & Associates, Inc.

• Forester – RPF - Ukiah, CA

SPI

• Procurement Forester - Lincoln, CA

• Equipment Operator Oregon Forestry District, Roseburg, OR

• Forester-District - Martell Forestry District

• Tree Improvement Specialist, Forestry Nursery, Grenada, CA

• Forester - District Ryderwood Forestry District, Centralia, CA

• Forester – District Manager Burlington Forestry District, Mt. Vernon, WA

Alpine Land Information Services

• Forester (Supervisory), Forester (Check Cruising) - Redding

NCRM, Inc.

• Registered Professional Forester - Ukiah, CA

We are happy to post any job openings for Forestry and Forestry related positions on this page free of charge. Please email admin@clfa.org your job announcement and we will post it at the soonest possible moment. We prefer if your announcement is in the portable document format (.pdf), Word Document (.doc, .docx), or we can link directly to your website. Unless otherwise specified postings will be removed after 30 days.

Job Applicants

 While cover letters and resumes can say some, networking at CLFA conferences, workshops, and breakfast meetings are invaluable tools for finding a job in the small world of forestry, and can put you in contact with industry leaders from throughout the state. Even if you are not employed, attending these meetings will help you remain up to date on forestry issues, and improve your candidate status. See you soon!