I first wanted to be a biologist, then a warden, then a forester, etc.
What I REALLY want to do is conserve wildlife and their habitat, and spend almost all of my time out in the woods.
Any ideas about what that job would be? Is it even a Wildlife Conservationist?
I don't wanna be a Biologist because I don't wanna study animals in a lab.
Intelligent Answers are appreciated.How do you become a Wildlife Conservationist?
Check out Unity College in Unity, Maine. They specialize in those fields.
http://www.unity.eduHow do you become a Wildlife Conservationist?
Wildlife conservationist is a biologist, just a different aspect. What you need to learn about specifically is ecology and how living things interact with each other and their non-living environment. this is crucial when trying to conserve living things. biology is a HUGE field and ecology right now has a very nice movement, everything is going green! study marine biology, environment studies, and perhaps remediation...plenty of money in that...
The job you are looking for IS a biologist...either a field biologist or wildlife biologist. You should go to school and earn a degree majoring in biology, zoology, wildlife biology, wildlife management or something along those lines.
Destroy all rifles and ammo.
Get an MBA in Business, become a business tycoon, purchase large sections of wild habitat declaring it a wildlife preservation zone, donate money to Green Peace , Audubon Society, and the Wildlife Fund.
Get an environmental degree become an teacher, live poor the rest of your life.
My recommendation would be to get the science degree -- Biology or Zoology -- while doing an internship for The Nature Conservancy or the like. The science degree will give you the ';knowledge'; and the internship will get your foot in the door.
you get out there and make a diffrence! warn other people and you will help like the wild people
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
How do you make a wildlife documentary?
What goes into making a wildlife documentary?
What do you need to do?How do you make a wildlife documentary?
go to the wild life
What do you need to do?How do you make a wildlife documentary?
go to the wild life
What activities does the World Wildlife Fund carry out?
Do they have protests, demonstrations, etc...
I've been looking on their website but I can't find any clear answers.What activities does the World Wildlife Fund carry out?
yes, they fund the naked african day,the first 10,000 fans get a free spear.What activities does the World Wildlife Fund carry out?
Eco-terrorism.
Eco - terrorism.
And slowing economic output around the world.
As output slows people in certain areas get even poorer and have less energy to care about their environment because their energies are spent trying to get enough to eat. Hungry people will tolerate all kinds of environmental degradation as long as they get enough to eat.
Only nations with a populace wealthy enough to have the basic necessities covered have the time and money available to try to save anything for future generations.
They just helped by an area of the Amazon Rainforest larger than the entire US park system. Without them, the world would be deep under. Don't listen to the people calling them terrorists, they are a bit ignorant, even if voluntarily so.applying make up
I've been looking on their website but I can't find any clear answers.What activities does the World Wildlife Fund carry out?
yes, they fund the naked african day,the first 10,000 fans get a free spear.What activities does the World Wildlife Fund carry out?
Eco-terrorism.
Eco - terrorism.
And slowing economic output around the world.
As output slows people in certain areas get even poorer and have less energy to care about their environment because their energies are spent trying to get enough to eat. Hungry people will tolerate all kinds of environmental degradation as long as they get enough to eat.
Only nations with a populace wealthy enough to have the basic necessities covered have the time and money available to try to save anything for future generations.
They just helped by an area of the Amazon Rainforest larger than the entire US park system. Without them, the world would be deep under. Don't listen to the people calling them terrorists, they are a bit ignorant, even if voluntarily so.
Are there any ways that a person gets to work with wildlife without having a college degree?
I want to make a difference in the conservancy of wildlife but am not in a position to get a college degree. Is there anything out there for me? Are only the chosen few with college educations allowed to make a living working with wildlife?Are there any ways that a person gets to work with wildlife without having a college degree?
Why don't you talk to some of the wildlife depts in your area and see what positions they have available? Obviously you would do well to get a college degree. Perhaps a few college classes specific to the needs of the depts you are going to look at may be recommended.
If this is where your heart is but you're not inclined to get the college degree, you might need to have another job for your income, and allow the wildlife to be recipient of your volunteering skills.Are there any ways that a person gets to work with wildlife without having a college degree?
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Why don't you talk to some of the wildlife depts in your area and see what positions they have available? Obviously you would do well to get a college degree. Perhaps a few college classes specific to the needs of the depts you are going to look at may be recommended.
If this is where your heart is but you're not inclined to get the college degree, you might need to have another job for your income, and allow the wildlife to be recipient of your volunteering skills.Are there any ways that a person gets to work with wildlife without having a college degree?
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Was I supposed to remove wildlife from my Christmas tree before setting it up?
I thought the squirrels would help me trim the tree. Instead they chirp and poop everywhere.
BQ: How do I get rid of the squirrels before they get to my chestnuts?
Thanks!Was I supposed to remove wildlife from my Christmas tree before setting it up?
you're supposed to train the squirrels to get you dressed in the mornings. If there are no squirrels available you can use birds but they're not as reliable.Was I supposed to remove wildlife from my Christmas tree before setting it up?
I left the squirrels in mine tree.. My dog likes to eat shlt for some reason, so it all works out.. And plus, I don't have chestnuts.. I just have a chest. :) And a pretty big one at that.. :)
lol funny, true story here. i worked at a plant nursery for some time and one x mas i had the pleasure of having first pick on our tree, well i picked this huge beautiful full tree. well x mas eve that year my bestie was here and she says to me....';um jamie....what are these bugs all over your curtains?'; come to find out a praying mantis egg had hatch from the heat of my house in my tree they were everywhere! tiny baby mantis' hundreds of them the boxes we sold said they can hatch from 500 to 1,500 babbies
Nah, the tree at River View is full of em'. It's like a miniature zoo.
The poop adds a nice, Christmassy aroma to the room.
No of course not. Just hang some tinsel and decorations on them. Of course by the time Christmas is here they will have eaten your tree.
i wish i had squirrels??!!!
call animal control to get them out of the tree %26amp; release them into the wilderness(:
invite Chevy over...
you were s'pposed to leave the tree in the yard and hang lites on it, silly!
BQ: they hate rosemary
hide your chestnuts in my mouth... just sayin...
hehe this reminds me of National Lampoons Christmas Vacation
Nope, the possum tops the tree!
Shotgun?
I just might leave my koala in mine then, conservationist and all.
Hit them wif a tennis racquet.
pest control!
lol thats funny
No, I leave them for the cat.
BQ: How do I get rid of the squirrels before they get to my chestnuts?
Thanks!Was I supposed to remove wildlife from my Christmas tree before setting it up?
you're supposed to train the squirrels to get you dressed in the mornings. If there are no squirrels available you can use birds but they're not as reliable.Was I supposed to remove wildlife from my Christmas tree before setting it up?
I left the squirrels in mine tree.. My dog likes to eat shlt for some reason, so it all works out.. And plus, I don't have chestnuts.. I just have a chest. :) And a pretty big one at that.. :)
lol funny, true story here. i worked at a plant nursery for some time and one x mas i had the pleasure of having first pick on our tree, well i picked this huge beautiful full tree. well x mas eve that year my bestie was here and she says to me....';um jamie....what are these bugs all over your curtains?'; come to find out a praying mantis egg had hatch from the heat of my house in my tree they were everywhere! tiny baby mantis' hundreds of them the boxes we sold said they can hatch from 500 to 1,500 babbies
Nah, the tree at River View is full of em'. It's like a miniature zoo.
The poop adds a nice, Christmassy aroma to the room.
No of course not. Just hang some tinsel and decorations on them. Of course by the time Christmas is here they will have eaten your tree.
i wish i had squirrels??!!!
call animal control to get them out of the tree %26amp; release them into the wilderness(:
invite Chevy over...
you were s'pposed to leave the tree in the yard and hang lites on it, silly!
BQ: they hate rosemary
hide your chestnuts in my mouth... just sayin...
hehe this reminds me of National Lampoons Christmas Vacation
Nope, the possum tops the tree!
Shotgun?
I just might leave my koala in mine then, conservationist and all.
Hit them wif a tennis racquet.
pest control!
lol thats funny
No, I leave them for the cat.
How often does the local wildlife kill or feed on the local population of humans where you live?
Big critters, not diseases. I live in England where the wildife is tame. Even the potentially dangerous stingrays and seals do not kill people.
No deadly venomous snakes, deadly scopions or spiders. No wild dogs and big cats. Very rarely rabid bats.How often does the local wildlife kill or feed on the local population of humans where you live?
I'm in Montana and we get a grizzlies munching on someone about once a year. Several years ago a mountain lion killed a kid fairly close.How often does the local wildlife kill or feed on the local population of humans where you live?
PS: what about wolves? (or wolf-dogs?)
In Britain, pet dogs are by far the most dangerous mammal by actual deaths and maulings. One baby killed today.
spiders midges i supose they dont count guess were lucky we dont get devastating weather either or volcanic erruptions lucky us
I live in England too. Have you never heard of the adder, or viper, - it's got a pretty hefty bite and has proved deadly to the very young or the elderly ?
The pheasants here aren't exactly dangerous. My cat is though *examines cuts on hand*. *Looks around cautiously* He sometimes bites you when you're stroking him! Now THAT I get worried about.
Apart from that it's only the man eating miges around here.
Here in California, we have been having some problems with mountain lion attacks on people, even in what would be considered less rural areas. A few of the attacks have resulted in some of the body being eaten, though most of the attacks have been less than fatal, due to the immaturity of the lion. ( on average, 100 pounds )
No one has been killed by any wildlife near me. Unless there's a psycho pigeon killing people during the night?!!
Not often enough.
Never. The opposite happens a lot. Even when a poor little shark attacked a tourist once many years ago, the tourist killed the shark. (We don't have such incidents, though, don't worry, Greece is the safest place I can think of in all aspects - except from car accidents)
In Australia a few people die each year from crocodile attacks (Crocodylus porosus), sharks like the Great White and Tiger Shark, snakes like Taipans, Eastern Brown Snakes, box jelly-fish (Chironex fleckeri) Spiders, like the Sydney Funnel Web. There was the death of a nine year old by a Dingo a few years ago on Frazer Isd, but most people that venture into the bush are more likely to die of thirst or exposure.
mmmm everyone sees austalia as being full of savage animals, insects, and other creatures but our biggest fear here is man, there are more humans killed by humans than animals.
Here in Canada we live in deathly fear of the Giant Carnivorous Big Tooth Squirrel -- a deadly creature eight feet long with a big fluffy tail that pounces out of juniper bushes and drags people underground to a horrible and lingering death.
I'm originally from BC, and I lived in a small town called Harrison, and VERY VERY rarely you might hear of a dog or cat being killed by a cougar, but as far as people go, I've only once heard of someone getting killed by a cougar, but that was a very long time ago.
';Never. The opposite happens a lot. Even when a poor little shark attacked a tourist once many years ago, the tourist killed the shark. (We don't have such incidents, though, don't worry, Greece is the safest place I can think of in all aspects - except from car accidents) ';
I lived in Athens for less than a year, and I'll agree it's a pretty safe place in general, but were you serious when you said ';poor little shark attacked a tourist'; hahahahaa What a dick for killing a SHARK for attacking him! HE SHOULD GET LIFE IN JAIL!! hahahahaha
No deadly venomous snakes, deadly scopions or spiders. No wild dogs and big cats. Very rarely rabid bats.How often does the local wildlife kill or feed on the local population of humans where you live?
I'm in Montana and we get a grizzlies munching on someone about once a year. Several years ago a mountain lion killed a kid fairly close.How often does the local wildlife kill or feed on the local population of humans where you live?
PS: what about wolves? (or wolf-dogs?)
In Britain, pet dogs are by far the most dangerous mammal by actual deaths and maulings. One baby killed today.
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spiders midges i supose they dont count guess were lucky we dont get devastating weather either or volcanic erruptions lucky us
I live in England too. Have you never heard of the adder, or viper, - it's got a pretty hefty bite and has proved deadly to the very young or the elderly ?
The pheasants here aren't exactly dangerous. My cat is though *examines cuts on hand*. *Looks around cautiously* He sometimes bites you when you're stroking him! Now THAT I get worried about.
Apart from that it's only the man eating miges around here.
Here in California, we have been having some problems with mountain lion attacks on people, even in what would be considered less rural areas. A few of the attacks have resulted in some of the body being eaten, though most of the attacks have been less than fatal, due to the immaturity of the lion. ( on average, 100 pounds )
No one has been killed by any wildlife near me. Unless there's a psycho pigeon killing people during the night?!!
Not often enough.
Never. The opposite happens a lot. Even when a poor little shark attacked a tourist once many years ago, the tourist killed the shark. (We don't have such incidents, though, don't worry, Greece is the safest place I can think of in all aspects - except from car accidents)
In Australia a few people die each year from crocodile attacks (Crocodylus porosus), sharks like the Great White and Tiger Shark, snakes like Taipans, Eastern Brown Snakes, box jelly-fish (Chironex fleckeri) Spiders, like the Sydney Funnel Web. There was the death of a nine year old by a Dingo a few years ago on Frazer Isd, but most people that venture into the bush are more likely to die of thirst or exposure.
mmmm everyone sees austalia as being full of savage animals, insects, and other creatures but our biggest fear here is man, there are more humans killed by humans than animals.
Here in Canada we live in deathly fear of the Giant Carnivorous Big Tooth Squirrel -- a deadly creature eight feet long with a big fluffy tail that pounces out of juniper bushes and drags people underground to a horrible and lingering death.
I'm originally from BC, and I lived in a small town called Harrison, and VERY VERY rarely you might hear of a dog or cat being killed by a cougar, but as far as people go, I've only once heard of someone getting killed by a cougar, but that was a very long time ago.
';Never. The opposite happens a lot. Even when a poor little shark attacked a tourist once many years ago, the tourist killed the shark. (We don't have such incidents, though, don't worry, Greece is the safest place I can think of in all aspects - except from car accidents) ';
I lived in Athens for less than a year, and I'll agree it's a pretty safe place in general, but were you serious when you said ';poor little shark attacked a tourist'; hahahahaa What a dick for killing a SHARK for attacking him! HE SHOULD GET LIFE IN JAIL!! hahahahaha
What is the best way for me to see the wildlife of Antarctica on a budget?
I would love to visit Antarctica and see the beauty of such a wild place, but am trying to make a once-in-a-lifetime trip on a budget. Is this even possible?What is the best way for me to see the wildlife of Antarctica on a budget?
The only way to get there unless you're part of a scientific expedition is to take a cruise ship. They are expensive as is the airfare to and from the port. Look around the internet for last minute deals. Some cruise companies might still have the old policy of giving you a free trip if you get ten other people to go as paying passengers, but I haven't read about this deal for a while so may it's no longer offered.
The only way to get there unless you're part of a scientific expedition is to take a cruise ship. They are expensive as is the airfare to and from the port. Look around the internet for last minute deals. Some cruise companies might still have the old policy of giving you a free trip if you get ten other people to go as paying passengers, but I haven't read about this deal for a while so may it's no longer offered.
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