Forester: Tribal Forest Health & Regeneration

Snoqualmie Indian Tribe; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 65,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Snoqualmie Indian Tribe Forester role supports forest health, diversity, and sustainable harvests on tribal lands. Levels I–III involve planning, field work, and collaboration with STAF to protect culturally important species.

The position develops vegetation management plans, conducts timber-related data collection, and ensures compliance with tribal policies and environmental regulations.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in forestry, environmental science, biology, conservation biology, or related field.
• Minimum three years of forestry or natural resources experience; remote forest work required.
• Experience with Indigenous communities or Tribal governments is preferred.
• Ability to work independently and in a team; strong written and verbal skills.

Responsibilities

• Assist with forest regeneration planning and habitat health initiatives.
• Coordinate field logistics, safety, and data collection for monitoring.
• Develop and maintain forest product tracking and timber sale documentation.
• Support environmental monitoring and integration of Indigenous knowledge.
• Prepare maps, reports, and permitting documents as needed.

Skills

Independent worker

Team collaboration

Decision making under pressure

Strong communication

Education

Bachelor’s degree in forestry, environmental science, biology, conservation biology, or related field

Tools

TAAMS

GIS

Remote sensing

Geoprocessing

Job description

Snoqualmie Indian Tribe Forester role supports forest health, diversity, and sustainable harvests on tribal lands. Levels I–III involve planning, field work, and collaboration with STAF to protect culturally important species.

The position develops vegetation management plans, conducts timber-related data collection, and ensures compliance with tribal policies and environmental regulations.