forester
forester
Definition
for·ester (fôr′is tər, fär′-)
noun
- a person trained in forestry
- a person in charge of a forest or trees
- a person or animal that lives in a forest
- any of a family (Agaristidae) of metallic-green or velvety-black moths
Etymology: ME < OFr forestier < ML forestarius
Forester
Definition
For·es·ter (fôr′is tər, fär′-)
Forester, C(ecil) S(cott) 1899-1966; Eng. novelist
forester
Usage Examples
Possessives
- lodge: Riverside Cottage ( sleeps 4 - 5 ) Traditional forester's lodge, situated on the river bank.
Converse of object
- assist: The program was developed to assist foresters in choosing species suitable for tropical and sub-tropical plantations.
- enable: Now advanced planning systems are beginning to enable foresters to blend entire woodlands 'naturally ' into the landscape.
- involve: They will also involve local foresters or other experts.
- come: Then came the Foresters in their scarves of Lincoln Green, making up as brave a show of England's defenders could be imagined.
- retire: Here the individuals referred to include retiring foresters, retiring forest researchers or consultants who have completed a certain piece of work.
- bring: It was a great success, bringing together foresters, educators, NGO staff, farmers and students to exchange experience.
Adjective modifier
- urban: Urban foresters have a responsibility to give priority to disadvantaged communities that are currently gaining the least benefit from the urban forest.
- professional: Forests for All Reasons As a professional forester, I understand the importance of the original 1970s FRM Regulations.
- old: Forest's network of parents, Old Foresters and friends of the School provides excellent opportunities for high-level work experience.
- chartered: He is a chartered forester who has specialized in the native pinewoods of the Cairngorms area.
- local: They will also involve local foresters or other experts.
- commercial: Previously he trained as a commercial production forester in Scotland.
Noun used with modifier
- head: Particular mention to Donald Bain, head forester for 40 years and Bruce Elliot, farm worker at Bowhouse for a similar period.
- community: Will has a BSc ( hons ) in Forestry and experience as a community forester.
- amp: In insurance efficiencies of buying amp forester sponsored of the auctioneer.
- meeting: Woodland Trail - A teacher led trail meeting foresters, gamekeepers, a wheelwright, a blacksmith and the sawmills.
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