The phrase "working in the forest" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like this: "After working in the forest all day, I was exhausted."
Are the foresters not paid an extra portion for working in the forest?
Lucy Dablin, who recently completed a masters in conservation science and has a long resume of working in the forest, used her knowledge to explain the complex world of mammals, as both predator and prey to the anaconda.
"Our fear is that we could lose our infrastructure — the base of knowledge and experience of working in the forest," said Mary Sexton, the director of the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation.
Most of the guides have been working in the forest for years and have insider information into each of the individual orangutans around the Camp Leakey site.
Once, while he was working in the forest, he met a warring gang armed with spears, guns, and booze, which demanded transportation to a neighboring village where they intended to wreak tribal revenge.
If we are working in the forest, for example, we build the camera out of leaves, wood, dirt, and anything else we can find.
In the northern provinces, however, glassmaking became an affair of small, often isolated, glasshouses working in the forests that supplied them with fuel.
He seemed to work in the forest all the time.
Many colleagues worked in the forest's shaded understory, an ecosystem celebrated in Hollywood films.
I don't think it works in every situation, but as you can see, it sure as hell works in the forest.
The researcher, an ethologist, worked in the forest studying a community of chimpanzees that her adviser, Christophe Boesch of the University of Basel in Switzerland, had followed since 1976.
