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A Degree in Arboriculture, Urban Forestry, Horticulture, Plant Science, Plant Pathology, Environmental Sciences, Landscape Management, Turf-grass, or similar experience preferred. A Degree in Arboriculture, Urban Forestry, Horticulture, Plant Science, Plant Pathology, Environmental Sciences, Landscape Management, Turf-grass, or similar experience preferred.
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Davey Resource Group, Inc., is a leader in the natural resource, environmental, and forestry consulting industries throughout the United States. Who we are:Davey Resource Group, a Davey Company, is a leader in the natural resource, environmental and forestry consulting industries throughout the United States.
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A bachelors degree in ecology, biology, zoology, botany, forestry, or other natural resource fields OR. Native and invasive plant identification, herbicide application, selective mowing, brush and tree removal, native plant and seed installation, and erosion control installation.
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Davey Resource Group, a Davey Company, is a leader in the natural resource, environmental and forestry consulting industries throughout the United States. Preferred: Two or Four-year degree in Forestry, Urban Forestry, Horticulture or related discipline.
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The mission: In the Northeast, RES provides a full array of ecological restoration and consulting services, stream and shoreline construction, wetland mitigation banking, and green infrastructure installation to clients in the private and public sectors, throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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Degree in Arboriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Agronomy, Landscape Architecture, or a related field preferred, but prior experience in the green industry is also valued. Degree in Arboriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Agronomy, Landscape Architecture, or a related field preferred, but prior experience in the green industry is also valued.
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Familiar with various components of public infrastructure including Facilities, Parks, Forestry, Roads, Water, Sewer, Streets, Signals and Traffic. Familiar with various components of public infrastructure including Facilities, Parks, Forestry, Roads, Water, Sewer, Streets, Signals and Traffic.
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The Plant Health Care focus is on ensuring the health and well being of trees and shrubs on a clients’ landscape in a specific territory. The Plant Health Care Team are specialists dedicated to inspecting plant material, identifying problems, and ethically treating or preventing the many problems that trees and shrubs may face.
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Degree in Arboriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Turfgrass, Environmental Science, Plant Science, Outdoor Recreation, Agriculture or a related field is preferred but not required. Prior tree care, landscaping, forestry, turf care, or horticulture experience is preferred but not required.
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