Wildlife resource management and conservation
A list of the careers categorised as those where people work to conserve wildlife and the natural resources the animals benefit from, including habitat and their food supply.
The list includes careers where people:
- Conserve the species in natural habitats
- Manage captive animals
- Preserve natural habitats and food supplies
Career List
Click on the name of a career to view its summary. You can then read more about the career by clicking on the CAREER PAGE link.
Minimum Entry Level: College Diploma
Animal Species: Critters, Farm Animals, Mammals, Birds, Insects
An Agroecologist applies ecological concepts and principals in farming to allow for a more natural way of farming.
Minimum Entry Level: Bachelor’s Degree
Animal Species: Wildlife
An Environmental Assessment Practitioner undertakes impact studies to determine the effect that new developments might have on both society and the Environment
Minimum Entry Level: Bachelor’s Degree
Animal Species: Wildlife
An environmental officer ensures that an organisation is in compliance with environmental regulations and standards related to pollution and waste management.
Minimum Entry Level: Bachelor’s Degree
Animal Species: Wildlife
Environmental toxicologists study the effects that chemicals may have on the environment, including the animals within such an environment
Minimum Entry Level: Bachelor’s Degree
Animal Species: All Species
A Director oversees the operations and management of various animal-related facilities, including zoos, parks, wildlife farms, sanctuaries, and similar places
Minimum Entry Level: Bachelor’s Degree
Animal Species: Mammals. birds, fish, reptile, amphibians, insects, crustaceans
A Human-Wildlife Conflict Coordinator is a professional who specializes in managing and mitigating conflicts between human populations and wildlife
Minimum Entry Level: High School Certificate
Animal Species: Wildlife
A park ranger usually works for the government and is responsible for protecting the plants and animals within a demarcated area. They often work outdoors and patrol campgrounds, trails, and surrounding areas.
Also known as:
- Game Warden
- Park Wardens
- Forest Rangers
