Forester

What You'll Bring: We're looking for an experienced forestry professional who combines strong technical knowledge with sound judgment, integrity, and a collaborative approach.

You'll bring: · A valid California Registered Professional Forester (RPF) license.

· A bachelor's degree in Forest Management, Natural Resources Management, or equivalent knowledge.

· 3 or more years of experience across forest management operations, including THP layout, engineering, road design, and harvest systems application.

· Professional-level California forestry experience and a solid understanding of the California Forest Practice Rules, Fish and Wildlife regulations, and California water-quality requirements.

· High professional and ethical standards and the ability to communicate clearly and work effectively across disciplines.

Most importantly, you're someone who enjoys being in the field, solving complex forestry challenges, working collaboratively with others, and taking ownership of projects from beginning to end.

What the job is: As a Registered Professional Forester with Green Diamond, you'll work under the supervision of a District Forester to take ownership of Timber Harvest Plans from initial field assessment through approval and implementation, combining sound forestry practices, practical problem-solving, and responsible stewardship of the land.

You'll spend time in the field and work closely with professionals across Operations, Roads, Wildlife, and Silviculture.

It's an opportunity to do meaningful, hands-on forestry work while helping ensure our forests are managed responsibly for generations to come.

An example of your responsibilities: · Lead all stages of THP preparation, from initial assessment and fieldwork through approval, operational support, completion reporting, and required annual inspections.

· Evaluate ground conditions and develop efficient, practical, cost-effective, and compliant harvest plans using your knowledge of forest management, road engineering, and harvest systems.

· Design and layout harvest units and roads, helping prepare plans for successful field operations.

· Partner with Operations, Roads, Wildlife, IFM, FRIS, and other resource professionals to communicate important THP information and move plans successfully from development to implementation.

· Provide technical direction and supervision to forestry staff supporting THP work.

· Conduct THP-specific archaeological and historical surveys and prepare required Confidential Archaeological Addendums.

· Support biological, geological, and botanical surveys and reporting as needed.

· Develop approximately 3 to 4 approved THPs each year, depending on acreage, complexity, and other responsibilities.

· Help maintain a safe workplace by actively participating in and supporting Green Diamond's safety program.

Where you'll work: Your work will take you within one of five districts across Green Diamond's privately held forestlands in Humboldt, Del Norte, and Mend...