Conservation Scientist
Conservation scientists manage the health and quality of forests, parks, rangelands and other natural areas. They focus on protecting ecosystems, promoting sustainable land use and creating plans that balance human
Read MoreConservation scientists manage the health and quality of forests, parks, rangelands and other natural areas. They focus on protecting ecosystems, promoting sustainable land use and creating plans that balance human
Read MoreSolar photovoltaic installers build and maintain systems that turn sunlight into electricity for homes, businesses and farms. Their work includes mounting panels on roofs, assembling ground arrays and setting up
Read MoreLandscape, lawn and groundskeeping supervisors oversee crews that maintain outdoor spaces, including parks, sports fields, farms and commercial landscapes. They plan and coordinate tasks such as planting, mowing, irrigation and
Read MoreAn equine manager oversees daily operations, including the care and well-being of horses. They manage the operation and are often involved in the business and administrative side of the organization.
Read MoreForest and conservation technicians work closely with forestry professionals to manage, conserve and monitor forest ecosystems. They spend much of their time outdoors planting trees, tracking forest growth and collecting
Read MoreFarm/ranch hands assist with the daily operations of farms and ranches, ensuring crops and livestock are cared for and maintained. Their specific duties vary depending on the type of farm
Read MoreAn agronomist is knowledgeable about the production of field crops, including all the variables involved such as soil and land management, nutrient needs, water needs, pest control and minimizing environmental
Read MoreA farrier specializes in the hoof care of equine, such as horses, ponies, mules and donkeys. Typically, farriers clean, trim and shoe horses’ hooves to maintain the animal’s well-being and
Read MoreA row crop producer or farmer plants and harvests traditional row crops — such as corn, soybeans, wheat, cotton, potatoes, canola, sunflowers, flax, sugar beets, field peas, etc. — independently
Read MoreRanch managers oversee and maintain cattle, equine or sheep on a large land area. They monitor grazing land to ensure livestock are properly fed and assure that their environment is
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