10 occupations getting raw material from forest and wildlife?

Question

10 occupations getting raw material from forest and wildlife?

Answer 1

-paper n pulp industry

tobacco

silk frm sericulture

honey frm honeycomba n their breeding

tanning industry

leather industry

cotton

earthen pots

miinning-coal,iron etc

aurvedic medicines

oyesters- for pearls

Answer 2

1wood cutter

2ornithologists

3naturalists

4mushroom pickers.

5botanists

6zoologists

7paleantologist

8bird catchers

9 fur traders

10game hunters

Answer 3

Here's the cool thing on looking at this question -- you can take one square mile of Washington State forest and give examples of ten professions this would impact.  They include:

*surveyor

*Park ranger

*DNR manager

*BLM director

*University researcher

*Forester

*Guide

*Smoke jumper (I know...bit of a reach)

*Professor

*Ecologist

All of these are "eco-friendly" and viable careers.  They don't view or treat the environment as a "raw resource", but rather touch the value of what is there for it's own sake.

Answer 4

1) miners

2) loggers

3) rubber tree farmers

4) fur trappers

5) black market hunters (not recommended)

6) silk worm farmers

7) mink farmers (used for mink oil and fur)

8) deer farmers (used for venison especially in New Zealand)

9) Hunting guides (help others get raw material)

10) oil well drillers

Answer 5

Lumberjack

Hunter/Gatherer

Pharmacist

Answer 6

Get a life

and you should not be in Environment

this is what is destroying Nature

utilizing animals and flora for raw materials

the only good resource for the Environment is Eco tourism which protects Nature and makes money from it in a sustainable way

That and for obtaining source material to cultivate medicinal plants