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Wildlife biologists study wildlife populations, habitats, and conservation efforts to protect wildlife and fish. They are typically employed by state natural resource departments or the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. High school courses in anatomy and chemistry help prepare for the field. Salaries range from $36,730 to $90,760 annually. Employers include consulting firms, museums, and engineering services. While competition is high in Wisconsin, the national outlook remains similar.

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Wildlife Biologist By: Sydney & Bailey
About Wildlife Biologists o Studies population, o Habitats, o Conversations of wildlife, o And fish
Education path o Employed by State Departments of Natural Recourses oU.S. fish and Wildlife Services oHelpful high school courses oAnatomy and Chemistry
Salary o Typical salary is 36, 730-90,760
Employers o Management, Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services o Museums, Historical Sites, and Similar Institutions o Architectural, Engineering, and Related Services
Outlook o Wisconsin: competition for job openings o National:the same
The End All information taken from www.wiscareers.wisc.edu

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