Redwood National Park is a U.S. National Park Service protected area in northern California on the Pacific Northwest coastline. Globally recognized as a World Heritage Site and an International Biosphere Reserve, it focuses on safeguarding irreplaceable redwood resources and restoring previously logged lands. Since the Redwood National Park Expansion Act of 1978 directed rehabilitation of degraded forests, the park has built long-term restoration momentum, culminating in the Redwoods Rising Collaborative. Formalized in 2018, Redwoods Rising is a landscape-scale partnership among the National Park Service, Save the Redwoods League, and California State Parks, reflecting a mission centered on ecological restoration and watershed/forest resilience. The organization operates as a public steward with a strong emphasis on conservation, restoration science, and collaborative stewardship of public lands.

Forestry Technician

Serve as a Forestry Technician supporting forestry restoration projects, including acting as a project inspector and ensuring compliance for forest restoration contracts involving heavy equipment operations. Use GIS and database tools to plan inventories and prescriptions, conduct vegetation sampling and monitoring, and support hazard tree surveys and mitigation. Lead or oversee lower-graded technicians, interns, and volunteers during field ecology and restoration activities.

Forestry Technician

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