The Bureau of Land Management manages the land for "multiple uses." That requires multiple talents to get the job done. Listed here are descriptions of some of the professional careers in BLM, from archeologist to wildlife biologist. Archaeologist Communications Specialist/Electronics Technician Botanist Economist Engineer Fire Management Officer Forester Geologist Hazardous Materials Specialist Hydrologist Information Resources Land Surveyor Outdoor Recreation Planner Planning Coordinator Public Affairs Specialist Ranger Range Conservationist Realty Specialist Wildlife/Fisheries Biologist

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