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Thank you for this video!

If I grew up and was raised in the wilderness and very knowledgeable of outdoor life, bushcraft, wildlife, ecology, hunting, fishing, carpentry, gardening, fire-building, navigation, first-aid, private-pilot license, nautical skills, Spanish, knowledge in geology, conservation, and forestry......would I still be automatically passed over by someone that has a bachelors degree that took all the correct courses? For something like a 'protection ranger', 'backcountry', 'resource management' ? Or do you think they would take my experience into account?

It's encouraging to see so many career paths available in conservation. I might check out Resubot for help with my application materials.

For those applying to these positions, I've heard that an ATS-friendly resume can make a big difference. ResuBot has some useful tools for that.

I found the part about wildland firefighting really interesting. I've been thinking about a career change and this could be a good fit.

Great to see that there are pathways into environmental jobs without needing a degree. Definitely sharing this with my friends.

This is such valuable information for anyone looking to start a career in environmental work. I wish I had known about these options earlier.

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I'm considering dropping out of my field ecology degree for a variety of reasons, but I don't want to get stuck in front of a desk or a cash register. I want to be outdoors getting my hands and shoes covered in mud and learning stuff. I think this video will be a fucking life saver. THANK YOU.

I worked for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and now the National Park Service as a botanist. Covid issues with the parents forced me to leave the FWS and I wish I could go back. The FWS is super chill and puts wildlife and habitat first although botanist positions are rare and they are not funded as well. The NPS is far too bureaucratic, and visitors are priority over the environment, but they at least try. I would never work for the Bureau of Land Management (aka The Bureau of Livestock and Mining). Their priority is sucking up to ranchers and mineral extraction companies. The result is millions of acres of trashed out public lands and you will spend your entire time there cleaning up their messes or locked in litigation from natural resource non-profits.

I am from Pakistan and I also graduated recently in botany. Your videos was very helpful .

Hi :) what kind of bachelors do you need to be a specialist/conservationist?

bruh what if you live in the uk lolll

Is every ranger an police officer?

For other country

That is trash pay

So helpful, thank you! 🙂

Bro I'll pay the 35k I'm just not college material

I work on natural resource management. Because it's not a conventional sector so the future is bit gloomy here. Can you suggest some alternative

Awesome video man, even after three years this video still gives me the information i need. I am starting work for the Conservation corps and i really hope that itll open up opportunities for me to work in the fire service. this makes me very excited for the future as coming straight out of highschool im looking for a career that requires minimal/no schooling.

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I'm a HighSchool student, But i know i want to work with plants. Are there any colleges with botany or botany-adjacent majors I should look into?

I want to talk with you. I have degree. I want to work in usa. I dont have your Mail id, so that,i cant contact with you. 😢

Hey! Firstly, i just wanted to say thanks for your video. i'm a recent graduate with an environmental studies degree from the university of washington. so far, i have about 9 months worth of experience doing environmental fieldwork, more specifically urban forestry restoration work as an intern. and soon enough, this upcoming january, i have an earthcorp crew member position i will be filling in, its an americorp program im pretty sure. do you have any general advice for me going forward if im interested in eventually landing a stable career in any form of environmental work? im not limited to fieldwork, but also policy, consulting, research, etc.

Why don't you just act like one

Thank you this helped with my school alot

Well i have done forestry degree in Bangladesh. I want to do Work with forest Department in the usa. Whats the process

Nooo there’s no captions:( I’m hard of hearing, I wish there were captions on videos!

video is a little blury

What do you recommend for someone who has an AA in psychology and anthropology and a BA in psychology?

Is there any way to get trained as a wildland firefighter before I graduate highschool then get on a crew right after I graduate in June

I changed Nursing to Environmental and Botany ❤

What are some tips into getting into conservation management (asking as a sophomore in high school)

Hey there! I really love your videos! Hope you can respond! I live in California!

❤ Let me know what you think about this content❤ I love your videos! They are very helpful. Thank you!

❤Thank you for creating this video I've noticed in my line of work that there are many people who take the traditional route via school but there are other options clearly.❤E

which one makes the most $ ?

Damn shame I can't even find a job similar in my province... This shit sucks not being able to find a job that I want literally anywhere near me. I'd have to move across Canada again just for the chance

Can you work any of these jobs, if you have a dog that you need to take care of at home? I cant leave my dog with my dad at home and i have to be the one to take care of him, but it would be interesting to work one of these jobs. Maybe as a guide if its local? Can you bring your dog to wherever you live in any of the other jobs? Is there somewhere you all sleep together with your coworkers? You didnt explain what the living situation for any of these jobs is like

i still get denied. ugh

I was just watching an older video thinking “that guy would look nice with a mustache”. Here you are

So glad you posted these. Good videos and i appreciate the sharing of knowledge

So helpful. Graduating this spring with my BS in biology with ecology emphasis and I’ve been scared shitless about trying to find a job.

Landing even an entry level role in federal is like impossible. Always getting declined even when I will be taking a major pay cut to do something I would enjoy.

I'm starting my bachelor's program next week! I'm super nervous, but your videos give me great insight into the job market. Thank you, and please, keep doing what you're doing!

Sir! As a fresh graduate of environmental science, like we dont have internship, can I join internship in your country ? To grow and enhancd my technical skill for no xperience?

Good luck. I have an MS in natural resource management 15 years experience in parks and public lands, and if your not a veteran, and even if you are, all these jobs are temp jobs. You cant survive with any quality of life.

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This Navy Veteran , me , was denied entry to the Morro Bay Campground with my free day use pass from the Calif library system. I was also issued on another day a ticket for non payment of camping fees $233, when I was not camping Ranger B.E. Wrote that ticket after watching me just 15 mins earlier drive into the park. Another Calif Park Ranger that works in that area Ranger K also likes writing mass tickets to everyone even those that work in the park. Her boss told her and B. E to stop but they won't. An 80 year old Campground host of 15 years was told to not come back to his job as host in October as they Rangers try to blame me & him for all sorts of made up stuff... video on th-cam.com/video/mxY676m76_w/w-d-xo.html Reply