Wildlife Biologist Career Paper
Have you ever been able to swim with orca whales or hold a red panda in your hands? 1. If that is something that you have wondered about, zoology or wildlife biology is a perfect fit. I have a passion for animals, and though some are dangerous they are all in the wilderness fighting for survival and it is our job to assure that they have a safe, resourceful habitat and to protect those species that are going extinct. 2.As a wildlife biologist you will learn to identify the characteristics of a variety of animals, you will see how they work with their environment and the threats they face in the ecological community. You will observe animals in experiments you conduct and analyze the effects the outside world has on animals such as human
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4.For any industry to even consider employing you you have to have a bachelor’s degree and have to have completed high school with some sort of biology class credits. The more experience you have the easier it will be to find an employer willing to hire, though in order to perform field investigations on your own you would need to have a Masters degree and several years of experience. That would be your best chance at gaining employment, but in order to do higher level investigations or to perform my own lab work you would need to have a Ph. D(Bureau). There are some classes available at Durant High School that would benefit me greatly in the future, such as anatomy, biology and even computer technology classes. Even wildlife biologist do a lot of computer work for graphs, charts and keeping tabs on all habitats you are investigating. 6. With that said you also need to have reliable outdoor skills, wildlife biologist often must be moved to isolated locations to do their studies and you must be able to provide for yourself and operate some kinds of machinery(Bureau). All of these skills will take time to develop but they will give you a much greater chance of achieving the career that you want and I am more than willing to meet all these requirements for my future
4.For any industry to even consider employing you you have to have a bachelor’s degree and have to have completed high school with some sort of biology class credits. The more experience you have the easier it will be to find an employer willing to hire, though in order to perform field investigations on your own you would need to have a Masters degree and several years of experience. That would be your best chance at gaining employment, but in order to do higher level investigations or to perform my own lab work you would need to have a Ph. D(Bureau). There are some classes available at Durant High School that would benefit me greatly in the future, such as anatomy, biology and even computer technology classes. Even wildlife biologist do a lot of computer work for graphs, charts and keeping tabs on all habitats you are investigating. 6. With that said you also need to have reliable outdoor skills, wildlife biologist often must be moved to isolated locations to do their studies and you must be able to provide for yourself and operate some kinds of machinery(Bureau). All of these skills will take time to develop but they will give you a much greater chance of achieving the career that you want and I am more than willing to meet all these requirements for my future