Science & Life Skills

Learn about different jobs working with animals and nature, plus how much money people make in these careers.

Wildlife technicians do surveys and research, collect samples, do field work, and write reports. They need at least a 2-year degree but now usually need a 4-year degree.

Wildlife biologists plan and manage wildlife surveys, make recommendations for conservation, and work as experts for different organizations. They need at least a bachelor's degree.

Wildlife rehabilitators help injured animals, respond to rescue calls, and work in rehabilitation centers. Many positions are unpaid volunteer work.

Wildlife veterinarians examine and treat wildlife, research diseases, and help with wildlife research by sedating animals and taking samples. They need many years of school and training.

Fisheries biologists study fish and water animals, work in both ocean and freshwater areas, and help manage fish populations. They need similar education to wildlife biologists.

10+ Wildlife biology careers you should know about (& salaries)