The general industry outlook is pretty negative. Is that happening everywhere? What regions, or segments of the industry, are thriving?

For example, I've heard that some outfits harvesting high grade walnut in the Midwest are doing exceptionally well right now. I've also heard of some small operators doing very well selling firewood in New England.

I have an interview for a forestry job coming up and was wondering what types of questions should I expect? My B.S is in Environmental Science and I spent the last 4 years in the military. Is it generally normal interview questions or are there any forestry specific things I should become familiar with prior to? We had many forestry related classes within my major but I did not have all of the forester specific courses so I feel unprepared.