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Forest and Conservation Technicians wages by metro

National median annual wage

$54,560

10th percentile
$40,330
25th percentile
$47,360
Median
$54,560
75th percentile
$68,600
90th percentile
$83,630
Mean
$59,060

Annual wage from the May 2025 OEWS estimates.

National employment in May 2025: 30,410.

That median is 7% higher than the all-occupations national median of $50,980.

The metro and state figures below are the same May 2025 release. A blank wage means BLS did not publish it. See when a wage is not published.

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Highest published medians

Metros with the highest published annual medians for Forest and Conservation Technicians.
OccupationEmployment10thMedian90th
Baton Rouge, LA50$44,950$87,500$105,050
Santa Rosa-Petaluma, CA90$36,880$74,410$111,820
Carson City, NV160$53,140$67,040$93,250
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV100$45,910$66,930$81,830
Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ150$43,580$65,690$89,500
Sioux Falls, SD-MN30$50,340$65,670$77,150
Augusta-Richmond County, GA-SC50$41,660$64,940$91,080
Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI130$43,950$64,440$83,890
Asheville, NC40$42,360$64,000$87,420
Harrisburg-Carlisle, PA50$47,400$63,820$93,830
Boulder, CO50$49,190$63,650$82,850
Milwaukee-Waukesha, WI180$56,530$63,300$81,280
Alexandria, LA50$41,990$63,270$81,720
Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA590$50,900$63,150$95,260
Charleston-North Charleston, SC30$51,130$63,040$80,750
San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA110$43,680$62,400$102,240
San Diego-Chula Vista-Carlsbad, CA370$46,020$61,880$92,000
Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO110$48,690$61,820$91,100
Tucson, AZ80$41,080$61,210$92,810
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA590$47,010$61,110$91,040

Where employment is largest

Metros with the most Forest and Conservation Technicians jobs in the May 2025 tables.
OccupationEmployment10thMedian90th
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA590$47,010$61,110$91,040
Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA590$50,900$63,150$95,260
Sacramento-Roseville-Folsom, CA590Not availableNot availableNot available
Boise City, ID440$43,660$57,660$93,720
Bend, OR430$44,950$58,990$84,800
Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN380$36,880$49,630$74,730
San Diego-Chula Vista-Carlsbad, CA370$46,020$61,880$92,000
Fresno, CA350Not availableNot availableNot available
Missoula, MT330$43,660$58,990$80,330
Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA230$48,420$59,610$87,710
Las Vegas-Henderson-North Las Vegas, NV190$41,180$59,030$88,380
Salt Lake City-Murray, UT190$23,600$50,620$79,310
Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA190$49,300$56,610$82,760
Wenatchee-East Wenatchee, WA190$43,660$52,420$80,540
Eugene-Springfield, OR180$43,660$52,420$81,720
Milwaukee-Waukesha, WI180$56,530$63,300$81,280
Albuquerque, NM170$44,140$57,700$86,050
Helena, MT170$43,660$54,160$80,330
Visalia, CA170$43,890$52,690$80,750
Carson City, NV160$53,140$67,040$93,250

States and territories

State estimates for Forest and Conservation Technicians, May 2025.
OccupationEmployment10thMedian90th
North Dakota160$44,950$68,600$71,120
Alaska500$50,290$68,160$97,820
Maryland130$46,780$64,980$78,540
Wisconsin620$41,600$62,700$81,280
Louisiana210$43,660$59,370$89,510
Minnesota580$44,870$58,990$81,320
California6,640$43,680$58,120$91,480
New York190$39,040$58,030$78,370
Colorado1,040$44,950$57,550$84,150
Pennsylvania420$44,950$57,370$76,940
Alabama180$41,260$56,720$76,160
Arizona1,310$43,660$56,660$81,720
MassachusettsNot available$51,730$56,480$72,130
Oregon2,530$43,660$55,910$82,990
South Carolina180$40,800$55,910$84,120
South Dakota350$43,530$54,770$82,990
West Virginia100$40,330$54,600$83,780
Nevada750$35,930$54,230$89,340
Vermont50$41,660$54,160$84,120
Washington1,160$44,950$54,160$82,530
Oklahoma130$38,880$53,930$76,400
Arkansas310$40,330$53,290$80,750
Idaho2,020$43,660$53,290$84,120
Wyoming560$43,660$53,290$84,800
New Mexico880$43,660$53,000$82,560
Illinois820$36,950$52,790$74,390
Florida380$33,760$52,420$80,750
Mississippi250$39,790$52,420$78,500
Montana1,760$41,660$52,420$80,540
Texas600$41,780$52,200$66,710
Iowa380$35,960$52,000$67,970
Nebraska100$45,260$51,630$78,460
New Hampshire60$41,660$51,630$86,360
Georgia230$36,440$50,710$77,540
Hawaii140$40,800$50,040$73,020
Virginia380$38,660$49,960$75,130
Ohio230$37,080$48,840$64,860
Indiana150$34,190$48,660$74,010
North Carolina650$39,100$48,360$71,410
Tennessee390$41,660$47,940$68,140
Utah1,140$32,530$47,940$79,310
Michigan560$35,360$45,760$73,630
Kentucky240$31,770$43,660$70,580
Kansas170$31,260$41,660$70,080
Missouri600$31,200$33,920$66,080

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Questions this page answers

What is the national median wage for Forest and Conservation Technicians?

In the May 2025 OEWS estimates, the national median annual wage for Forest and Conservation Technicians is $54,560. Employment is 30,410.

How does Forest and Conservation Technicians pay compare with all occupations?

The national median for Forest and Conservation Technicians is 7% higher than the all-occupations median of $50,980.

Which metro has the highest published median for Forest and Conservation Technicians?

Among metros with a published annual median in the May 2025 tables, Baton Rouge, LA is highest on this page's list at $87,500.