Massachusetts · 2025 pay · 5,219 people
How much are state environment and natural resources employees paid in Massachusetts?
$64,439typical pay for state environment and natural resources employees, 2025
$13,593 – $102,800what most people earned
Counts everyone paid during the year, including part-year workers, at the 7 employers listed below.
✓ Official data from Office of the Comptroller (CTHRU) · Matches the agency's latest release · macomptroller.org ↗
Pay by employer
Typical pay counts everyone paid during each employer's latest year.
- Department of Conservation and Recreation3,092 people$26,181
- Department of Environmental Protection883 people$112,513
- Executive Office of Environmental Affairs421 people$107,274
- Department of Fish and Game410 people$86,237
- State Reclamation Board176 people$53,191
- Department of Agricultural Resources141 people$90,179
- Department of Energy Resources96 people$96,706
Other types of employer in Massachusetts
- State government88,776 people$89,862
- Colleges and universities48,103 people$53,483
- State social services agencies14,383 people$79,318
- State prisons and corrections13,224 people$98,070
- State courts and legal offices11,270 people$82,773
- State health agencies10,792 people$91,648
- State police and public safety6,572 people$92,911
- State revenue and finance agencies3,173 people$97,375
- State education agencies1,744 people$99,700
- State administration and technology agencies1,409 people$106,003
- State regulation and licensing agencies1,342 people$94,988
- State legislature1,177 people$68,969
- State veterans agencies976 people$68,181
- State economic development and housing agencies731 people$97,474
- Governor's and statewide elected offices646 people$54,016
- Housing and community development501 people$123,622
Each employer is placed in one type, following the US Census Bureau's types of government; state agencies are also grouped by what they do. This page: State agencies: Natural resources and environment. Employers we could not place with confidence are left out. "Typical pay" is the median; "most earned" is the middle half. How we calculate this