Carl Furman
123, Ellis Street
Boston, MA, 01234
(123) 456 789

A challenging career as a Forest Ranger where environmental and horticultural experience, education, skill, combined with motivation and a commitment to our forests will be utilized and advanced.

FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH NATIONAL PARK
Manager, Agrarian Development

• Monitor and evaluate areas of agriculture, timber/forestry, ana agrarian-based industries.
• Provide consultations to U.S. Wildlife Department with regard to national and regional objectives and priorities,
• Examine all aspects of forestry/timber credit, marketing, labor and productivity, with strict adherence to territorial logging and replacement of new pine and oak shoots.
• Generate field support for project budgetary controls on lumber projects; negotiate pricing and products with mill contractors.
• Extensive involvement in environmental protection of forests, land, fisheries and wildlife activities.
• Document existing state of forest destruction and increase public awareness through public relations; conducted start-up group of concerned citizens and school children through field trips, lectures, films and videos.

MYLES STANDISH STATE FOREST
Manager, Planning and Development

• Performed case studies on marketing forest and public recreation areas, including inefficiencies concerning fisheries, wildlife, fire prevention/fire fighting techniques, and cost of educating both public and private sectors.
• Appraised financial and economic projects for expanding public recreation areas with feasibility studies; monitored water supply, drainage and irrigation, flood protection, and ground water.

U.S. PEACE CORPS - SALIM ABBAS RESERVATION
Case Worker - Forester

• Evaluated areas of lumber, fisheries and wildlife; examinea ana planned turf management.

University of Massachusetts
M.S., Forest/Planf Science and Management
B.S., International Agriculture