Job responsibilities

– Conduct regular field surveys to monitor forest health and detect signs of diseases, pests, or other stress factors affecting forest ecosystems.

– Collect and document data on the occurrence, spread, and severity of tree diseases.

– Collect soil, plant tissue, and other biological samples from affected areas for laboratory analysis.

– Participate in research projects focused on understanding forest diseases and developing disease management strategies.

– Assist in evaluating the effectiveness of control measures, such as biological, chemical, or silvicultural methods.

-Collaborate with forestry researchers, extension officers, and stakeholders to share findings and propose solutions.

– Participate in training sessions for forest managers and communities on identifying and managing forest diseases.

– Perform any other duty assigned by supervisors