United States Median Weekly Earnings By Gender of Full-Time Conservation Scientists and Foresters Aged 16yrs+

Updated on January 20, 2023.

According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2011, the median weekly earnings (not seasonally adjusted) of full-time workers aged 16 years and above in the United States for conservation scientists and foresters, was $1,131; median weekly earnings of male conservation scientists and foresters was $1,113, and that of females in the same occupation was $1,211.

The chart and table below shows the historical median weekly earnings (without seasonal adjustment) by gender for full-time conservation scientists and foresters in the United States from 2002 to 2011.

Data Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

U.S. Median Weekly Earnings By Gender of Full-Time Conservation Scientists and Foresters Aged 16yrs+ ($)

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U.S. Median Weekly Earnings By Gender of Full-Time Conservation Scientists and Foresters Aged 16yrs+ ($)

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Year	Both Genders ($)	Men ($)	Women ($)
2002	888	895	698
2003	902	911	760
2004	885	906	607
2005	833	872	647
2006	1005	1041	803
2007	1081	1086	671
2008	843	858	712
2009	921	1025	909
2010	950	1028	617
2011	1131	1113	1211

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