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| Conservation Career Options |
Opportunities in Conservation
Career openings in many of these areas, however, may be very limited. Park Ranger AssistantHelp rangers in educating visitors; maintain and improve shelters, displays, and hiking trails; patrol wildlife habitats. Visitor Center SpecialistHelp educate tourists who visit natural history centers, hiking trails, campgrounds, historical sites, and national forests. Biologist or Wildlife AssistantAssist in field research, sample collecting, and monitoring of fish, plant, or wildlife. Wildlife HandlerAid in the care, control, capture, and transportation of animals at a wildlife preserve or zoo. Nature Park SpecialistAssist with environmental programs for youth and adult groups; help maintain facilities. Conservation EducatorDevelop environmental instruction programs for youth and school groups, and visitors to conservation centers and parks. Marine Life Aquarium WorkerTrain, exhibit, and care for fish and aquatic mammals in an aquarium or theme park. Forestry TechnicianProvide technical support for foresters in forests, parks, or public land. Horticulture AideCare for plants, flowers, shrubs, and vegetables in a public or private garden, park, or botanical center. Grass Roots OrganizerWork for a non-profit organization to increase public awareness of issues affecting wilderness sites. LobbyistHelp an environmental group influence governmental decisions by presenting ideas to lawmakers and other officials. Adventure Tour GuideGuide hiking, rafting, climbing, riding, and camping expeditions. Zoological Society SpecialistAssist in the preparation of wildlife and zoo education programs, fund-raising activities, and community awareness campaigns. Peace Corps VolunteerSupport agricultural, environmental, natural resource, and conservation efforts for people in countries around the world. Imagine an Enroll online or call 1-800-535-1613 to speak with an Admission Advisor! |
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