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Logging & Forestry: Self-employed logging and forestry workers can make money on a project task basis by contracting out their services to the timber industry, or through private landowners who may need help with maintaining forests, managing wildlife habitats, or cutting firewood for sale. They can also earn extra income through harvesting wood products such as logs, lumber and firewood for sale (or even collecting sap from trees to create maple syrup). 2. Fire Prevention/Management: Self-employed loggers and foresters could offer their services in preventing forest fires by creating defensible spaces around structures that are at risk of catching fire due to vegetation encroachment. Additionally they could provide land management services such as thinning vegetation and removing dead wood which helps reduce the risks associated with wildfires in rural areas. 3. Reforestation Services: Another service self employed loggers and foresters could offer is reforesting areas damaged by natural disasters such landscaping hillsides after mudslides have occurred due to heavy rains etc., planting trees on reclaimed land from strip mining operations, controlling invasive species like weeds or providing tree seedlings for conservation projects etc.. These types of activities require special training so it pays well if you’re able to get certified in these fields as well! 4. Eco Tourism/Outdoor Recreation Services: Many eco tourism companies hire self employed loggers & foresters for guided nature hikes where they share facts about local flora & fauna while keeping hikers safe during trips into the wilderness trails; some professionals even lead adventure tours down river rapids while teaching people how important safety measures are when navigating wild rivers! You can also build custom hiking / camping shelters or platforms up high in trees that serve as comfortable accommodations during overnight stays - all while having fun introducing visitors to new outdoor experiences!