What is another word for timber cruiser?
Pronunciation: [tˈɪmbə kɹˈuːzə] (IPA) 
A timber cruiser is typically a person who surveys and inspects forests to identify appropriate trees for timber harvesting. The job requires an understanding of botany, forestry, and ecology. There are several synonyms used to describe a person with this profession. They may be called a forestry technician, forest engineer, forest manager, conservation scientist, or forest ecologist. Although these titles are different, all the professions involve managing the forestland, overseeing the timber harvest process, and ensuring the sustainability of the forest resources. With the increasing demand for timber products, the role of a timber cruiser continues to be an essential job in forest management.
