Hello everyone!!! I am looking for people who are preparing for Indian forest services 2022. Actually, I don't really know many serious forest service aspirants also I want to know how much have you prepared how you are approaching
I have completed my B.Sc.(Hons.) in Computer Science from Delhi University. I took my subsidiary subject as Mathematics for all four semesters (max).
Can anyone tell me if I am eligible for Indian Forest Service examination academically.
Hello There!
I am at the point of my life where I'll have to get serious about finding a career just 2 more years left of college (Out of 4). I like to learn and study about things and it has been my approach till now and I'd like to continue it. So, I was looking for some job where I can have a steady source of income and enough part time to pursue my hobbies (Art and Learning). While browsing my options Forest Services seemed appealing especially since I am very fond of animals. From the looks of it, it doesn't seem like there is much political pressure or work load. Is this is just an illusion or am I right.
Any advice appreciated.
Thanks.
First off, do we have reason to think the tree planting worked? Or did the drought just end?
How many trees were planted? Did they survive? Were they planted on Public land? Degraded farms?
Where would we find these trees today?
They're advertising the concept of forests, which is both hilarious and the only genre of ad that I can wholeheartedly support.
Just wondering if anyone else has run into this issue... I applied for several positions in both the Forest Service and the NPS and received a job offer from the USFS today. It was one of several positions I was very interested in, but ultimately I was hoping for an offer from the NPS.
With the forest service hiring timeline being tomorrow, I really need to decide on this offer by today, but I would hate to do that before I know if I was even referred for an NPS position.... Especially with a higher pay grade for the NPS positions.
Likewise I don't want to turn down my current offer for a position that I never get contacted about. Two in the bush one on the hand etc.
In all honesty I was not prepared for a turnaround this quick and don't want to do something rash. Anyone else navigated something like this before?
I tell them it’s Naan Ya Business
Personally, as someone who's familiar with US National Parks I strongly felt like they captured the feel of everything very well. Even down to that stereotypical font they use on the signs or the maps you use. It feels quite authentic!
I know (or at least, I hope) that real life Firewatch usually doesn't have as much conspiracy and drama and investigations. But I am wondering if anyone would have any first-hand experience with the job, and if they have any comments on how they felt about the game!
I've always thought that Firewatch and really any Forestry work are fascinating and remarkably unique jobs (one I wish I had, well before playing this game, actually). Interested if anyone here has been there.
Part of the infrastructure bill gave the Forest Service a lot of extra money and they are hiring a lot of people this year. Some of them will be permanent positions and some will be temparary as the are creating new programs with this money.
The certs have been issued for Phase 3. Phase 3 will be the largest hiring phase nationally. Units will see their candidate lists shortly If not already.
Most regions will send an interest email, it behooves candidates to respond to this email appropriately and promptly.
Early next week would be a good time to contact hiring managers if you haven’t already.
