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Well, possibly it is a made-up expression based on Dr Suess' famous creation "The Lorax" to refer to a person who loves trees and is somewhat of an advocate for forest.
I have used this expression about myself, and on several occasions listed my "vocation" as Loraxologist. Once, upong return to my native New Zealand I completed myreturn entry card this way and had a bright customs officer chuckle and make the connection
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