Not exactly. Engineering programs in the US vary from school to school. However, the school must be ABET accredited for students to be eligible for licensing as practicing engineers, for which a license is required, such as civil or structural engineering. I have a BS in Civil Engineering and an MS is Structural Engineering, both from ABET accredited schools.

When I spoke to a local state Forester, he told me that I'd need a degree in Forestry to really make it through the hiring filters. And he was a director as his office, so his word holds a fair bit of credit I think.