Skip to main content

Careers In Agriculture | Ag Careers | Australia

Forestry

CAREERS IN FORESTRY

Discover exciting careers in the forestry industry

FOREST LEARNING

A Forester is one word to describe a myriad of professional roles – from strategy to management, science to research and beyond. Discover how you can make a difference with a career in forestry! 

ForestLearning have launched a series of virtual reality videos that give a first-hand insight into what careers in forestry and wood processing involve. They feature:

🌳 Grow a Career as an Environmental Forester, Jack Carter, from Australian Bluegum Plantations
Experience a day-in-the-life of Environmental Forester and Ecologist Jack Carter of Australian Bluegum Plantations as he carries out wildlife surveys, native forest regeneration, and the building and installing of nesting hollows. This work is conducted with a view to ensuring Australia’s certified as sustainably managed forests, and all the timber products sourced from them, remain amongst the most sustainable in the world.
 

🌳 Grow a Career as a Forester, Courtney Pink, of SFM Asset Management

 Get to know Forester Courtney Pink of SFM Asset Management, who works to grow and produce timber, while sustainably managing and protecting the environment, including trees, plants and animals, waterways, and Indigenous Australian cultural sites.
 

🌳 Grow a Career as a Wood Processing Cadet, Kayla Austen, of AKD Softwoods

Come journey in 360-degrees to see a day in the life of Wood Processing Cadet Kayla Austen of AKD Softwoods, as she undertakes a wide range of exciting work opportunities that exposes her to nearly every aspect of the wood processing business. Learn how she is using these experiences to refine her practical skills and knowledge and develop her future long-term career in wood processing.

These new resources are available to watch in 360-degrees via ForestLearning’s website or YouTube channel.

ForestVR can provide an engaging learning opportunity that delivers unique immersive experiences of places and sites otherwise not accessible. 

 
LEARN MORE
For more information about careers in the forest and wood product sector, head to the This is wood work website