What does a Forestry Consultant do?
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Talks to troubled trees i guess! I dunno, maybe try title on ya search engine and c what that tells you.  \n                         Cheers.
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get hold of an placement consultant ....
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There's a forester's tool called a clinometer. Look it up online and get one, or you can go to the local high school and see if the ag department has one there you can borrow. They are very accurate. I use them in foresty competitions with the FFA.
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Branding consultants - there are companies that specialize in name creation for businesses, but they are often associated with brand consultants as a company name is an integral part of developing a brand\n\nTo give you an example, take a look at A Hundred Monkeys http://www.ahundredmonkeys.com/ . They represent themselves as "a branding company with a knack for coming up with names that are provocative and human."
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lumber is very lucrative.  if you have good forestation, consider contacting a lumber yard for harvesting some of the wood.  they do all the work, and you get the check.  get a couple offers and make sure to mark off what trees can go, and which will stay.
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This question has been in debate of decades.  Part of the issue is WHERE the logging is occurring.  In the Rain Forest when clear-cut occurs, the lush undergrowth groud is exposed for farming purposes.  Then in a few years the ground has been over-cultivated and unusable, and then more rain forrest has to be cut down. \n\nThere is no instruction on how to use those lands safely and conservatively.\n\nIn the United States, we have one of the largest programs of conservation and revitalization after tree harvesting.  For every acre cut another acre is planted with seedlings.  In fact the United States has THE largest amount of land set aside for State parks, National Parks and reserved conservation lands in the world.\n\nLogging hurts the environment when no effort is taken to replant or carefully guage where the cutting is done, in what patterns, etc.  You can't just go in and clear cut an entire forest and expect no damage.  \n\nHere is information on the process:\n\nhttp://fwie.fw.vt.edu/rhgiles/trevey/Clearcut_SquareKnot.htm
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SAP Consultants\n\nCheck this link to see a good example of a technical consultant\n\nhttp://www.markusblum.com/eng/index.html\n\nCheck this link to see a good example of a financial consultant\n\nwww.gabriel-waldeyer.com\n\n\nCheck those links for more profiles:\n\nhttp://www.scguild.com/\n\nhttp://www.devbistro.com/servlet/resumes?keywords=sap&type=any&city=&location=
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A park ranger. You can help people to enjoy and appreciate  nature, be a leader of hikes all around the park, and get to spend time in the great outdoors.
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WHat does your company do?
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If you have a department of natural resources (DNR), apply there, if not, your local sheiff department would be able to tell you who to contact.
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Consulting.\nAbout what you know best.\nCatering to a clientele that has limited knowledge regarding your expertise.
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Go for some educational consultancy agents ,
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The US forest service website is: www.fs.fed.us although i'm sure you knew that much already. Anyway, you could check with both USFS owned parks and forests or state owned ones individually or look up jobs through Americorps or USAJobs. Good luck, that would make for a very cool job.
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I would recommend you take the Campbell Strong interest test - you take it, and then based on how you answer, they come up with lots of career ideas that match what you like - for example, Forestry doesn't require alot of people interaction, or working in a hospital lab (lab tech), or certain types of research.
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Check site below for search of all timber exporters in Costa Rica.\n\nExample:\n\n(1) \n Exportadora Jeveteca S.A  \n Country: Costa Rica    Tel.: (506) 636-9092         Fax: (506) 636-9071 \n Website: http://www.freewebs.com/jeveteca \n Business Type: Exporters \n The Best Teak Available in America is Available HERE In The Gorgeous Tropical Country of COSTA RICA!!! Exportadora Jeveteca S.A Specializes In Teak Export Worldwide. Several ways of export are available, in between them we have some examples: SquareLogs, Round Logs, Processed Timber, Rough Sawn Timbers, Etc.   \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n(2) \n Exportadora Jeveteca S.A.  \n Country: Costa Rica    Tel.: (506) 636-9092         Fax: (506) 636-9071 \n Website: http:// \n Business Type: Exporters \n Company Philosophy: To offer with assurance a permanent and highest quality supply of tropical teak wood and the best services and personal attention to our clients that they deserve.  Company Overview: Exportadora Jeveteca S.A. developed our core competence in the supply and exportation of the best quality  \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \n(3) \n A&M de Latinoamérica S.A.  \n Country: Costa Rica    Tel.: (506)305 0303         Fax: (506) 2216880 \n Website: http:// \n Business Type: Manufacturers \n We are manufactures in Panam? of Exotic Tropical Plywood and Lumber.  Our main office is located in San Jos? Costa Rica and our Saw Mil in Panama.  We are currently only dealing on Central America and South America Markets.  We have excellent quality of Products on Diferent types of Exotic  \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n(4) \n Flor y Fauna S.A.  \n Country: Costa Rica    Tel.: 0031 511 462897         Fax: 00506 4600100 \n Website: http://www.floryfauna.com \n Business Type: Forestry \n FSC Certified teak plantations in Costa Rica Exporter of teaklogs, fresh rough squares teak, sawn and kilnn dried teak, planed and sanded teak products.  Please send invoice to Ebe Huizinga  Ds. Talmasingel 41  9251 ER Burgum   \n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n(5) \n DANIEL GARTH  \n Country: Costa Rica    Tel.: 506+3646700         Fax:  \n Website: http://NONE \n Business Type: Exporters \n I OFFER SAWN WOOD OF LIGNUM VITAE (GUIACUM SANCTUM),COCOBOLO (DALBERGIA RETUSA) AND GRANADILLO (PLATISMICIUM SPP).
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i think it would be an agricultural kind of tradesperson, since i used to deal with bio diesel business, especially dig for how to's, but i analysed and realized that if you haven't got 100 thousand sqmeter field its not profitable :)
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