Forest Utilization Research Program asks for workforce manager to train students on $2 million logging technology
The University of Idaho’s Forest Utilization Research Program requested partial funding for a workforce development manager to train students on recently acquired advanced forestry equipment and support student employment in the experimental forest.
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The Forest Utilization Research Program (FIRR), affiliated with the University of Idaho’s College of Natural Resources, asked the Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee for partial FY2026 funding to hire a workforce development manager to supervise and train student employees on newly acquired advanced forestry equipment.
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