Forest Economist

Texas A&M Forest Service
College Station/Bryan - United States
S: $4,583.33 p/m

Major/Essential Duties of Job
Collect and provide data on the key elements of the timberland property tax formula. Coordinate timberland management costs survey. Periodically analyze and report on the economic impact of the forest sector in the state. Monitor forest market conditions and publish bi-monthly report on timber prices. Value the ecosystem services provided by forestland in the state.

Organize and conduct educational seminars on timber tax issues. Track timberland ownership trends in the state. Work in a team environment on special studies related to forestry and natural resource issues in the state.

Required Education:
Ph.D. in Forest Economics or closely-related natural resources discipline. Proficiency in MS Office and statistical software.

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