Many industries provide forestry services for private landowners with the stipulation that their company will have the opportunity to buy timber when harvesting is done. They advise in fire prevention and assist with suppression of wildfires and assist with many other professional activities in the development, protecting and harvesting of wood products. Many are in supervisory positions including administration. Yes, with very few exceptions. A landowner can do forestry work on his or her own land or a full time employee can do forestry work on the owner's land, under the owners direction.
Any person can do forestry work under supervision of a registered forester.
B. Six years of experience in professional forestry under a registered forester and pass the examination. Each must have a positive recommendation from at least three foresters registered in South Carolina. A. A B.S. Degree in Forestry, or B. Six years of professional forestry experience under the supervision of a registered forester. Yes, for those states that have laws compatible with South Carolina's. Foresters who have not taken and passed an examination for registration may have to take the South Carolina exam.