10 Botany Jobs: Environmental Conservation Botany Jobs and Environmental Internships to get them!

Botany jobs that allow you to impact the environment and conservation.

A bachelors degree in botany, ecology, environmental science, environmental studies, or other related natural resources fields is a great tool to get botany jobs. Working in plants can happen in so many ways, but in this video I'm talking about outdoors jobs in environmental conservation. Working outdoors in the field and getting to do botany is a real dream situation for most plant lovers. This video is going to go over not only the names of 10 job titles you might not know. These are jobs that support environmental conservation, restoration ecology, fire management, and so many other valuable fields. If you are looking for an environmental job or environmental career, these jobs also allow you to scale up over time and will generally start paying you around 20 dollars. Goes to show that being a botanist pays.

Internships are also very important part of the whole equation and will greatly increase the odds of you getting one of these jobs in the future. The resources below all offer many opportunities, some noncompetitive, that will allow you an easier time getting started in the field.

SCA (Student Conservation Association): https://www.thesca.org/serve/positions
GBI (Great Basin Institute): https://www.vscyberhosting.com/greatb...
Forest Service Recruitment Events: https://www.fs.usda.gov/working-with-...

0:00 Intro
1:06 Riparian Technician
1:40 Range Technician
2:28 Interpreter
3:17 Natural Resource Specialist -
4:00 Range Conservationist -
4:30 Wetland Biologist -
5:02 Fire Effects Monitor (FEMO)
6:08 Forester -
6:48 Botanist -
7:36 Wildlife Biologist -
8:11 Internships/Student Jobs