Russian artist creates dolls that are so eerily realistic that even he admits they make people feel uncomfortable. Michael Zajkov, from Moscow, handcrafts the dolls from polymer clay. Eyes are made from German glass and wigs from French mohair. Artist once worked at a puppet theatre and only made his first doll in 2010. see more news and stories from Russia at www.dailymail.co.uk/russia.
As a conservation or forest worker you'll typically work under the supervision of a conservation scientist or forester. You'll perform a variety of assigned tasks, such as collecting data, tracking wildlife movement, locating property lines and training seasonal conservation workers and volunteers. According to the BLS, conservation and forest workers earned a median annual salary of $27,160 as of May 2014. The BLS also reported that top salaries were paid to workers by services to buildings and dwellings (average salary $36,440), sawmills and wood preservation companies (average salary $35,040) and local governments (average salary $33,900).
Before you accept the position as a forest ranger, it can be helpful to know the average pay rate. With this information, you can best negotiate your salary and make sure your are earning a fair rate of pay. As of December 2014, the average national income for a forest ranger was between $25,000 and $26,000 a year. Pay will vary between state, what level your position is, and any previous experience you bring to the position. Job growth is slow, with 2,300 new positions likely to be added by 2022.