What area of study should I persue in college if I want to work in beach & wildlife conservation?

I want to work with the beaches and wild-life (forest or wet-lands) conservation but I don’t know what area of science to persue in college?!?! any help would be great thank you!!

6 Comments

  1. Hi there,

    There are a few correspondence courses online that you could try out first to see if they suit what you are actually looking for.

    I would look into WildlifeCampus, who offer:

    "Marine Biology for Guides, Divers and Enthusiasts"
    "Wildlife Management"
    "Geology, Palaentology and Evolution"

    I hope that helps a little. But I would definitely agree that Marine Biology would be a good one to study.

    Kind regards,
    Angela of Panthera Tours
    http://www.tours-sa.com/

  2. marine conservation and ecology, hope that helps

  3. Marine biology

  4. photography

    beaches and wildlife are the best of all time pictures

    i have seen many pictures that have astounded me.
    they are beautiful
    pictures of sunsets and animals are amazing

  5. It depends on the school. In some, you can major in wildlife conservation. Sometimes a major in zoology, botany, geography, or ecology will be best. At the undergraduate level, it doesn’t matter all that much. The best wetland-man I know majored in urban forestry. By the time you are ready to do graduate work (assuming you want to), you will know who is publishing in the fields you find interesting and can select a major professor rather than a school and department.

    For what it’s worth (not much), I stayed with a zoology major all the way.

  6. wildlife biology, conservation biology, environmental & natural resources (conservation bio. emphasis), parks, recreation, & tourism management (park & protected area management), ecology, environmental science, zoology

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