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It's sad that people who destroy environment is getting paid more than who is protecting it 😢

I just think it's sad that the environmental science careers that pay the most (oil and gas) don't actually help the environment.

Geologists have their faults but they rock

1. Water Quality Scientist - 1:06 2. Air Quality Scientist - 1:46 3. Botanist - 2:21 4. Agronomist - 3:04 5. Eco Tourism Operator - 3:52 6. Fisheries Scientist - 4:31 7. GIS Specialist - 5:22 8. Avalanche Forecaster - 6:13 9. Geologist - 7:10 10. Park Ranger - 7:59

I think I might become a botanist. Plants are so interesting

Not looking into any of these jobs, just supporting my fav wildlife biologist 🤗

thanks so much for posting videos like these and giving incite on topics like jobs and internships as someone who’s already gone through it all. i’m a junior in college studying environmental science and watching your videos help ease a lot of my fears about job insecurity and succeeding in this field.

I'm so torn, I spent my whole life paying most attention to plants, bugs, and animals but now I'm more considering botany and entomology. Hard decision

Thank you so much for posting, with deadlines for university comming up soon, I’m getting stressed at what I should choose. The careers in your video sound really interesting, I’m considering becoming a water quality scientist

Thank you so much for all the different options. I will be majoring in environmental science and management and this really opened up my eyes to all the possibilities.

Great video! Pursuing my bachelors in environmental science for park ranger once I get out of the military.

I’m finishing my 3rd year and I have no idea what to look at applying for 😭

Thanks for the info! Hopefully trying these keywords helps my job search 🙏. Subscribed

Currently in economics but feel like I’ve rushed into it and environmental science has always fascinated me and I’m a big fan of biology so maybe I should go down this road

I may only be 11 but I've all ways had a love for plants so this really is the job for me their so fascinating and amazing and interesting a lot of the kids at my school think I'm weird for liking plants but I just roll with it

Yeah !!! Do a part three!!!👍👍👍

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Love this! I'd like to hear more about a Sustainability Specialist role. Thanks!

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Thanks. Been debating on this for too long. Now I am old and still want to get into this!

One of the most common career fields is environmental consulting, which also employ many geologists.

I love you for putting the time stamps.

I wouldnt mind learning more about Sustainability Specialist. I haven't heard of that one before and it sounds very useful.

One of my biggest goals in life is to have a job I love ❤️ thank you so much

Wow, what a resource. Thank you for the video

Very helpful! Thank you so much!!

Thanks for talking about park ranger. I've been eyeing this one as my top go to but I understand it's notoriously hard to break into, not letting that dissuade me though. I do have some GIS and water quality classes coming up soon so my preferences are subject to change. Definitely interested in Part III and hope your new location/job is treating you well! Not that i'm not determined or anything, but I always get a little extra boost of motivation when you put out a video :D

So fun for wildlife biologists!You guys rock :D!

Thanks for this video. Very informative!

Can you make a video about what specific skills you need to become a Wildlife Biologist, or what skills are wanted by employers?

I got my env studies degree a while back. Don't even use it. It's great and all, but if I could do undergrad again, I would not go the same route.

I loved this information! Give us another one!

Yes! I totally think you should do a part three. I am most interested in being a botanist, agronomist, or eco tourism manager. I am graduating this quarter, and don’t have anything lined up yet b

Thank you I’m going to look up Botanist. I had no idea that existed

Loved this video. First timer, subscribed!

I love your videos! I'm an Environmental and Organismal Biology major and I frequently get a dreadful feeling when I'm thinking about finding a job in my field. I love ecology and would love a career in environmental conservation and even working to combat climate change, but my real passion is mycology. Specifically, mycorrhizal associations to improve plant growth and mycoremediation to help clean up the environment. Your videos are so helpful and make me feel so much better about my future. Thank you, Kristina!!

Wow KZfaq’s algorithm actually worked for once! Thanks for the video, I’m trying to go into environmental sciences right now and I was wondering what I could do with the degree

Finally my major!!

Super organized and informative. Love it. Thank you so much.

I've always been passionate about sciences and so I took the science curriculum back in High school but for some reason I took a totally different program in University and I feel lost. Now I want to study again, science this time.

This is a start for me, I've always wanted to be a botanist but theres a couple new studies I found here that are really Interesting

Great video! As always very informative and helpful. Definitely do a part 3. I’m curious to hear about jobs in permaculture, regenerative agriculture, sustainable living and eco-city building and what jobs can help make our cities become more sustainable.

hi Lynn， the environmental cycling is associated to which subject and what potential market for this subject

Could you please let me know when the internship video is up? I'm going to do my degree on environmental psychology.!

Good presentation and career opportunities of Environmental specialist. thank you for the presentation and sharing knowledge to those very interested about environmental study.

As someone studying geology right now I just wanted to make a few comments. So only about 10% of geologists work in oil and gas exploration in the US. There are many other areas in this field of study such as environmental geology which is focused on risk mitigation from natural disasters when constructing new buildings, roads, etc, as well as reducing pollution. There are many jobs in research which typically focus on studying climate change or planetary science. There is hydrogeology which entails studying ground water to asses risk of drought, pollution or sustainable drinking water extraction (this is different from water quality scientist that was presented in the video, that career focuses more on surface water analysis whereas hydrogeology focuses more on ground water and interpretation of seismic data). And there is mining geology, mining sometimes gets a bad rep but as we move away from fossil fuels to renewable forms of energy this requires innovative mining solutions for various minerals that are essential for the development of wind, solar, nuclear power etc. Some minerals we mine are also essential for our iPhones, laptops, medical technology and a lot more. And modern mining has been getting consistently more environmentally friendly and land remediation has also been consistently improving. I just wanted to make the point that geology is very diverse and there are a lot of careers outside of oil and gas.

Hello I'm enjoying your videos! Currently I'm taking an Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science and I'm in the 1st year. I'm encourage to study more bucause of your video, thanks alot!

Hey Kristina, Do employers look at the grades while hiring? Does it matter if you score a P or HD?

Hi Lynn am doing masters in environmental science,can someone link with you to get more experience in this field be through internships or any other practical work especially in eco tourism operator.Thank you.

please make part 3. Thanks a lot!!

I'm so glad I've found your channel! I was studying geology but dropped out because of all the math... I still want to find something within the environmental sciences so these videos are so helpful, thank you

Hi! I am considering choosing a career in this field, but when it comes to ecological or environmental studies, in my country they are similar in practice but different in names. There's this one that is quite new and not everybody heard of it: it's ecological engineering. Do you guys think this is relevant to environmental studies and there's actually a job market for it?

Thank you for the video! I have 1 more year left before before I graduate and I’m trying to get more experience. What would you recommend as a job if I have more outreach + teaching experience? ❤️

Your videos are always so helpful so thanks for continuing to make great content!

I love this video! Thank you so much because soon I will begin my master degree on Environmental Science. Is there any way I could communicate with you so you could give some advice?

thank you sm for the time stamps ♥

Hiii. I actually got admission for environmental technican diploma in a college . Is it a good program to study and for my higher education in future?

Also can I become a botanist if I have a degree from environmental science? (My sentences are superficial sometimes .... I meant a degree from ecology)

Im currently taking up my Environmental Science Degree . Thank you for this ❤️❤️❤️

THANK YOUU for these videos, Can't wait to see day in the life of your new job :)

Hi! So I already have a BA degree in History but want to earn a MS in an environmental science field - maybe Forestry and Natural Resources? What are some ways I could prepare for this? I have experience with working for a municipal parks service as well as a greenhouse (if that helps?). Thank you!!

Thank you for this, it gives me clear direction with what i take a job after i graduate in BS Environmental Science. Hope to do it I want to go abroad and learn more.

My major is environmental studies and im looking at going into environmental sociology. However i wanted to say that many college offer certification in water quality and can be fairly short. Which can add something to you resume, expand your career opportunities, and complemental to your degree!

How about masters in environmental engineering?

Hi! I'm currently studying Environmental Management, I love the career but since I took the Ecology subject I fell in love with it, so I wanted to ask you if I drop Environmental Management and start doing Ecology, the change will be very drastic? (Besides, I would love to do field trips, being in an office is not my thing) Thanks for reading!

I'm studying environmental management and toxicology. Could you please do a video on the toxicology part of the environment

In my experience to get a fisheries or wildlife biologist job you should have a fisheries or wildlife biology bachelors versus an environmental science degree. Unless of course you have a lot of work and/or volunteer experience in those fields. That's one problem imo with an environmental science major -- it's sometimes too broad, not specialized enough.

man, you are the absolute best.

I've just started studying Environmental Engineering and it's actually pretty cool! A big mix of a lot of topics 🙂

Please to a part 3! Water quality❤

Where in Canada is a good place to apply for work as a wildlife biologist? I have a bachelors degree in General Science. I am interested in bears.

Hi, can I ask you a question please. I'm in Ireland and left school early as back in my day my mam needed help with money and that's the route I took, left school after my junior cert at 15 got a job. Now after losing a good payed job true covid I moved to the country side and decided to bite the bit and apply as a mature student in Environmental Science and to my surprise I got accepted. I'm a month away from starting and really worried will I be able for it. I really believe in myself and have a major love for nature and learning and all things wild from 🌲 to the water and the air and what got me after doing some research is that they say a lot of work is done in the field true collage and as I had ADHD as a kid I found it hard to concentrate but anything I research about this subject I'm interested in and have no problem with losing interest. The question is with my lack of higher level education do you recommend or think I would be able? Or will I feel like the plank in the class that got in to deep? Don't be afraid to be honest. I'm very good at maths, geography, computing and feel I could learn anything. Is it to little? I can't find any testimony of someone of similar background so I'm hoping you can help me. Please I'm 34 by the way. I'm after getting some information from other videos and I have always been in love with nature any kind of animal from the biggest to smallest. Have saved so many. Always picking up random rubbish and honestly feel I communicate with animals and nature more easier than other humans 🤣 I have 5 cats a dog and plan to get more. Since moving to the country side from Dublin I have started to grow veggies, feeding birds and talking to cows 😂 I no I have the love for it..it's the lack of knowledge for some of the subjects iv read about that I should probably no. I this is a lot but any information will help. I am going to watch so many of your videos this channel is so so good. It's nearly 2am and I should be asleep to be up early with my son but I'm just having so much fun watching this. So glad I fount it. Thank you! 💚

Great stuff. Get a decent mic, heck even a kind of ok one and your videos will honestly be 10/10. ❤

Do you have to deal with terrifying insects and reptiles during the research?Do you get any protection to prevent their attacks?

Many years ago, I was debating between studying environmental science and computer science. I'm glad I chose the later. 🙈

It’s so hard to pick! In middle school in my area we are encouraged to pick a field to work in (science,engineering, math related fields, etc) because in high school we can do college courses so we don’t have to go to college for as long. I know, it’s insane.

Hi Kristina, Thank you for your Videos, Do you know any possible scholarships for Environmental Science for third World Countries? Or maybe there are Environmental Companies moving towards hiring online accountants? Hope to hear from you! Thank you!

Rn, I'm very stressed out deciding which program should I choose. I'm considering wildlife conservation or maybe animal sciences, however I'm still having doubts because it is reality and it's about my future...can you pls at least give me a motivation of why should I pick envi-sci because I'm really afraid of what my parents would react about life decisions that I'm doing :

I'm a environmental science student here in the Philippines. Thanks for your inspirational vlogs!!

hey kristina lynn, i have done my masters in botany and i m from india. how can i apply for botanist job. can you help me?

For eco tourism operator. What type of education background would you need ? Bachelors necessary ? Thanks! cheers

Hello kristina, back at it again with your awesome content. Thank you so much ❤️ I got two questions. 1) if I major in environment science, later when I go to grad school to specialise in one area through masters, but after a certain time if I want to specialise in another area, by getting masters in another area/field or you know change field/jobs, would I still be able to do that by having a bachelor's degree in environmental science? 2) no one talks about environmental jobs that can be done from home, are those kind of jobs available? If they are, what kind of are those.

Could you please do a series on what environmental jobs you can get without a environmental degree?

AYOOO, at first I was doing. Some research for a project but now I’m invested

I'm in zoology... you guys think that I could apply for these jobs with that?

Thank you!

I am thinking about doing a degree in Environmental sciences bsc could I become a geologist with this degree?

Mam iam from city Dhule state Maharashtra from India please guide me which degree will best after 12th science

Hey, Kristina! I really love following your channel. I have a BA in Global Studies and French, but I'm looking into possibly changing career paths to a more environmental job. Currently I work as an admin assistant in public education, but I'd love to find a job that gets me out in the field more often. Do you have any advice on where to start? My degree was mostly focused on Human Rights and Global Development & Service... I'm not sure how that would translate to the ecology/conservation field, but I'd love to hear any ideas you might have! Thank you! :)

Thank you so much. I studied Economics of Geology and Mineral Resources in Europe for about 4 years, and now continuing in Environmental studies, here in New York city, you gave me alot of new energy motivation, ideas, and i want to thank you again. I will follow your channel in future.

Hello! What if I have International relations degree?

So interesting.. informative

I love entomology and mycology but I don't know which one to focus on and last question what jobs can a mycologist do

Can you do a video on restoration and conservation of heritages and envionment art etc..

Why do all these salaries suck??😂

I got a bachelors in geography w a GIS specialization. Im looking to get more into Env Sci or Env Eng but im not sure how

Does anyone know why a forestry/ag guy would come specifically to my neighbor's house and look around and then come on my property and aim a little handheld device that looks like a video game controller at my tree? As he was aiming it at the tree, he was pressing buttons. Any idea? Btw, he may have done that to my neighbor's trees as well, but they're in his yard, so I couldn't see any of that.

Where do you get your mini videos? They are very pretty. The drone shots and stuff. Is that free?

I would love to know your Myer Briggs personality! I am not sure if I want to go into the environmental career field and I feel like if I understood the personality traits that correlate most with this field I might know if I am best suited for this :)