4 forest jobs at 3 companies in Arizona

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Urban Forest Program Manager
Mesa, Arizona, United States
$89k-$125k/yr OnsiteFull Time
City of Mesa
City of Mesa: Providing municipal governance and public services to Mesa residents.
3+ YOEBachelor's degree in a related environmental or forestry field, 3–5 years managing urban forestry or related programs, Arizona Class D driver's license, and ISA certification within one year.
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Forester
Lakeside, Arizona, United States
$21-$29/hr OnsiteFull Time
State of Arizona
State of Arizona: Provides public administration and social services for Arizona residents.
2+ YOEManage planning and implementation of forestry projects; bachelor\u0002s in forestry preferred, 2+ years planning/operations experience preferred, valid Arizona driver\u0002s license, knowledge of forest planning and compliance, strong communication and GIS skills.
Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, ArcGIS
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District Forester
Chino Valley, Arizona, United States
$72k-$83k/yr OnsiteFull Time
State of Arizona
State of Arizona: Provides public administration and social services for Arizona residents.
5+ YOE3+ MgmtLead district forestry programs including wildfire mitigation, forest health, watershed restoration; supervise staff; manage budgets; valid AZ driver\u0002s license required; 5+ years land management and 3+ years supervisory experience preferred.
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Forestry Technician (Recreation)
Steamboat Springs or Walden or Salt Lake City or Seattle or Phoenix or Los Angeles or San Francisco or Denver or Washington or Miami or Atlanta or Chicago or Indianapolis or New Orleans or Boston or Minneapolis or Kansas City or Albuquerque or New York or Oklahoma City or Portland or Austin or Laramie or Saratoga
$22/hr OnsiteFull Time
USDA Forest Service
USDA Forest Service: Manages and protects the nation's national forests and grasslands.
1+ YOEOne year specialized experience in recreation or forest protection, ability to perform patrols, rescue and technical rope work, and obtain Wilderness First Responder or EMT certification.