Conservation Scientists
Conservation scientists and foresters manage and protect natural
resources, such as forests, water, and wildlife. They may work in a
variety of settings, including offices, laboratories, and outdoors. They
require an extensive background in the geosciences to do tasks such as:
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Measuring and analyzing the effects of pollution on ecosystems.
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Developing plans to manage land and water use.
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Creating or improving conservation and restoration strategies for
forests, wetlands, or coastal areas.
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Monitoring forestry activities and ensuring compliance with relevant
laws and regulations.
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Conducting research on issues such as wildlife populations, habitat
quality, and climate change.
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Collaborating with other professionals, such as foresters,
biologists, and public officials
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