What are four examples of careers that use environmental science?

• Informing and supporting businesses, governments, and the general public on health risks and environmental hazards

• Choose the best data collection method for research projects

• Analyze samples of soil, water, air, food, and other materials to collect environmental data

• Assess threats to the environment through scientific analysis

• Present technical reports on findings and explain research and findings

• Develop strategies to prevent, limit or fix environmental problems such as land or water pollution

Zoologist typical responsibilities include:

• Develop and carry out experimental studies with animals

• Collect specimens and data for scientific analysis

• Utilizing geographic information systems and modeling software to analyze animal behavior

• Analyze the impact of human activity on wildlife and habitats

• Develop conservation plans and recommend courses of action on wildlife conservation and management issues to stakeholder

A conservation scientist's typical responsibilities include:

• Support governments and landowners to decide the most ecological and prudent use of land

• Help manage parks, forests, natural areas, and private land

• Monitoring forestry and conservation activities to ensure they are complying with government regulations

• Creating and implementing plans to manage lands and resources

• Create plans taking into consideration disease prevention, harmful insect invasions, and the use of fertilizer

Environmental science teaching responsibilities include:

• Planning and teaching lessons

• Assessing students to identify weaknesses and strengths

• Inspiring students to develop their interests and abilities

• Adapt lessons to any changes in class size, ability, or attitude

• Supervise students outside the classroom - for instance, in clubs or trips