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Forest and Conservation Workers in Kansas

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Forest and Conservation Workers in Kansas

Is Kansas a good place for you to work as a Forest and Conservation Worker?

$27,920 Median Salary
  • Forest and Conservation Workers in Kansas earn lower salaries than the typical U.S. wage earner.

How Many Forest and Conservation Workers Work in Kansas?

There were 60 Forest and Conservation Workers employed in this state in 2017.

What do Forest and Conservation Workers Make in Kansas?

In 2018 wages for Forest and Conservation Workers ranged from $22,560 to $35,560 with $27,920 being the median annual salary.

Broken down to an hourly rate, workers in this field made anywhere from $10.85 to $17.1. The median hourly rate was $13.43.

In 2017 the median pay for this field was $15.27 an hour.

The hourly rate declined by $1.84.

The median salary in Kansas is higher than the nationwide median salary.

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Top States for Forest and Conservation Workers Employment

The table below shows the states where most Forest and Conservation Workers work.

State Number Employed Annual Median Salary
California 2,140 $22,170
South Dakota 580 $27,290
Washington 380 $23,310
Tennessee 300 $24,100
Missouri 260 $44,550
South Carolina 240 $24,610
Wisconsin 230 $44,370
Louisiana 210 $36,120
Illinois 190 $35,590
Texas 190 $31,760
New Jersey 160 $35,570
Iowa 150 $25,290
Oregon 140 $34,290
New York 140 $37,840
Pennsylvania 130 $50,070
Hawaii 130 $38,590
Indiana 120 $19,490
Maryland 110 $37,840
Massachusetts 80 $45,470
Montana 80 $26,660

Below are the states where Forest and Conservation Workers get paid the most:

State Annual Median Salary
Pennsylvania $50,070
Massachusetts $45,470
Missouri $44,550
Wisconsin $44,370
Michigan $44,300
Ohio $42,330
Hawaii $38,590
New York $37,840
Maryland $37,840
Georgia $37,420

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