Find Your Path: Hydrologist

Water is quite possibly the most important forest value we have. Bonny Hammons shows what being a hydrologist for the McKenzie River Ranger District is all about. Hydrologists monitor water quality and work with forest managers and operators to help plan forest projects, reduce the impact of logging on a watershed and help restore fish habitat. Bonny works for the U.S. Forest Service.
(Part of the "Find Your Path" series created by the Oregon Forest Resources Institute.)

[@johanhogervorst586]

Great explanation of what a hydrologist does and what's great about the job. Nice job OFRI and Bonny!

[@joeygomez584]

Great video. I'll be starting water science at SCC and it will focus on hydrology alot

[@victoriapapesh6892]

Thank you 😊❤️

[@andrewjichi3724]

Can i do a masters degree in hydrology if i have a bachelor in medical lab technology?

[@emadaldura5536]

what is the software you are using for the analysis?

[@lazimation43]

Did you come here from the Instagram video????

[@emadaldura5536]

@@lazimation43 No, why?!

[@mxamiss5]

Great career

[@pastellgachayt2288]

I always wanted to be a hydrologist

[@chloeprice3281]

Is there an MSC Hydrology course in HSU college? still!

[@gabydavis8697]

I love this

[@banshngainmarbaniang6445]

Nice

[@adamlorden5666]

wow bonny is real cutie huh,

[@lowlifepunks]

Why are you wearing a hard hat in the stream but not a pfd?

[@patrickmorrissey3084]

A PFD is not necessary for a stream.

[@briankempgaming512]

Have you ever been in a stream