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Originally Posted by animartco  Realistically Colarris there is not much you can do professionally without a degree in Ecology or similar. There are more graduates chasing them, than jobs in these areas. But what you could do is become a landscape gardener and really push the wildlife aspect as you work. If you have the equipment, a good handyman colleague, and a little business, and artistic flare, you can make a good living at this. |
An excellent advice. In the field of environment and conservation, it really is hard to get in without a degree. But if you pick up on something as a hobby and push the wildlife aspect as suggested above, this might be the best idea. Might take a while for the career to blossom but definitely an easier and passionate route unless you want to go to school and spend years before the career change.