RPF Forester: Lead Forest Health & Restoration

Forestryusa; Sonora (CA); Hybrid; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible scheduling

Remote work options

Above-average benefits

Job summary

Mason, Bruce & Girard, based in Sonora, California, is seeking a Registered Professional Forester (RPF) to lead projects focused on forest health and fuels reduction. This full-time position balances office and field work, requiring an active RPF license or eligibility to sit for the exam in 2027. Responsibilities include timber harvest planning, client management, and field assessments while working alongside a passionate team dedicated to sustainable forestry. The role offers flexible scheduling and the chance to impact California's forests.

Qualifications

• Active California RPF license or eligibility to sit for the exam in 2027.
• Ability to complete physically demanding fieldwork in challenging terrain.
• Strong prioritization skills and problem-solving abilities.

Responsibilities

• Assess forest conditions and develop treatment prescriptions.
• Plan and oversee forest restoration and timber harvesting.
• Conduct field reconnaissance and mapping.
• Prepare timber harvest documents.
• Administer restoration contracts and oversee field crews.
• Serve as primary client contact and manage projects.

Skills

Knowledge of California Forest Practice Rules

Competency in Microsoft Office

Experience with forest management

Excellent communication skills

Education

B.A./B.S. in Forestry, Natural Resources, or related field

Tools

Esri ArcGIS

Job description

Mason, Bruce & Girard, based in Sonora, California, is seeking a Registered Professional Forester (RPF) to lead projects focused on forest health and fuels reduction. This full-time position balances office and field work, requiring an active RPF license or eligibility to sit for the exam in 2027. Responsibilities include timber harvest planning, client management, and field assessments while working alongside a passionate team dedicated to sustainable forestry. The role offers flexible scheduling and the chance to impact California's forests.