Do you have any other field work questions? Let me know in the comments! Also, I post most of my field work videos on Instagram stories so follow me @wildbiologist if you're interested :)

Having a couger-bite scar is objectively bad ass

Thank you for always taking the time to answer questions! You are my inspiration to get into the biology field and I appreciate your honestly and openness about it all!

Just wanted to say you’ve really inspired me to work for my dream. I wanna conserve nature and help make a change like you. :) thank you

I really want to say thank you so much for your videos, you emanate alot of goodness and hope for the world. Thanks to you I understood what the environmental sciences are like which eventually guided me to the pursuit of other majors! Good luck!!

You are awesome! I love your videos and you really inspire the heck out of me. Thank you for what you do!

Yessss I work in wildlife rescue and rehab so love seeing others working in a similar field. So glad I found your channel and you are killing it!

Hello Kristina😊😊...you bring a good vibes to me everytime i watch you..

as always i love your videos 💕

your videos are really helpful for me (An Environmental science student) I hope you can produce more videos about environmental science biology concentration career options and paths. keep up the good work❤️❤️

Loved it!

Thank you 😊

soooo cool and informational I just subscribed :)

Thanks for another great Q&A!! I'm curious about working in a country without having permanent residence or citizenship there! I've seen some cool USA jobs but I'm like who's gonna sponsor a Canadian's work visa when they can hire domestically lol. Same with the Amazon! That would be so cool and I'd be really interested to learn about how you did that!

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Can you please make a video about your experiences working in the Amazon. It seems so cool.

Loved the video, Super informational! Around how long are you out in the field on average?? And what's the longest time you've been out in the field?

maybe you should do a video on the 10 things question

I love your videos! Do you have both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree?

Do you know anything about a forest biologist? I can’t find anything on it but when I asked my college professor who teaches my class on forest bio suggested I like being a forest biologist.

Hello Kristina I was wondering if you could please tell me in your studies you have stubled upon the subject of animal telepathic abiliIties? Is it a studied phenomenon and could it perhaps be a new field of research when thinking about ecology balances and networks? If its true of course. Thank you again for your videos!!!

Hello, I’m a college student and wanted to know some important skills and ways to prepare for careers in environmental science (maybe environmental consultant, researcher, ecologist) as well as the day to day schedule.

Did you ever think about being a marine biologist?

Just wanna ask, do you have time for hobbies or family? Or do you get weekends and such.

for my first job i want it to be related to wildlife biology. is there a job that i can get without a license?

What are the differents of ecology and environmental sciences

Mam, I started my degree in srilanka (2+2) with in 1and half years I will be in canda so which university is better for ecology undergraduate university

Thanks for the video! If I want a job that’s 50/50 field work and office work do you think i should be going for environmental consulting or a land management job? Or is there another field I should look into

More savanna restoration jobs in calumet region

Hi! Just wanted to say how helpful your channel is! I am currently pursuing biological pre-medical illustration and have been considering switching to ecology. I love hands on stuff (I grew up on a farm) and miss it a lot. I have also have also kind of lost my passion for art as a career and want to do it as more of a hobby. I have been watching your videos this past week and have found them helpful in making pros and cons for switching my major. I am still on the fence but only because of how hard it will be to keep a job and network to get new ones. Do you have any advice for how you handle this? I think a big thing that I cannot do is a monotonous job. I have had many part time jobs like this and find my intrest wane and then my work suffers. Although nature is so beautiful and interesting I don't think I will ever get bored. I am going to take an ecology class this summer and will see if I like it. Love your videos! Stay healthy!

can you explain/elaborate what you mean by data analysis? like an example of what do you since you said that's what you do for the majority of your time

HI!

Hello Kristina Lynn can I go into the field of wild life from Environmental science

I’m having a hard time trying to figure out how I can get my foot in the door with bird research- it seems like the jobs I’m qualified for (avian survey tech, etc, until I have more experience) all require me to go somewhere for 3-4 months. I would be more willing/able to do with if it weren’t for the fact that my husband and cats would be somewhere else. Do you know biologists who are married? how do they navigate keeping a healthy relationship while still going for the jobs that excite them?

If you don't me asking, how did you get the opportunity to work at an animal sanctuary? What steps might one take to work with wild animals that way, even if for a short term? The only opportunities I could find online were ones you had to pay hundreds of dollars per week out of your own pocket, and because the required length of time was always at least 4 weeks, the money would add up to over $1000. For students, this can be quite difficult to do, even if they really need the opportunity/experience. I know internships and volunteer work is unpaid and I honestly dont have an issue with that, its the having to pay for your own work thats questionable for me. So if you could explain just how you got into working with wolves and cougars (ie, did you pay the sanctuaries for that experience?), I would really appreciate it. Thank you!

Hi, how often do u need to travel for a long time? Can you work with this and have a family without always need to travel and still be sucsessfull? I really wanna work with this but also have a family like kids and stuff

How do you care for your plants when you’re in the field?

Hi Kristina!

Do you get “promoted”? Like, after working in field for awhile, you get promoted to an indoor job doing research? It’s a weird question I know

Here in india time 2.08 am and I'm watching your video 👋👋

You may have said this before, but did you get a bachelors or a graduate degree like masters or PhD? And would you recommend a bachelors or a higher degree if someone is interested in field work?

Brasil 2021 beautiful...

I have an important question. I'm guessing entry-level field research jobs do not come with housing accommodations; i.e. research assistant, science aid, field/research intern. How do entry-level people accept these jobs (few) when they're far from where they live for minimum wage? Damn this video is hard. I often have to do multiple takes for recorded stuff lol

Do you know anyone working on fish biology in your circle ? Any leads would be welcome !! Thanks

Is their a wildlife biologist job were you work both in the office and in the field?

Hey just trying to channel pretty awesome I'm retired special upsolder travel my service card so I can video and that creepy dude jack wow that never happens to me I pray everyday that someone would come up to my truck I would have totally waxed that guy I'm glad you're safe forward to your videos safe travels

What? I need social skills for this? Ew

How Much You Love To Enjoy The Nature With Animals? From Pakistan

will you ever come to india for field work???

I caught your creepy camping story and just wanted to come here to tell you how such a beautiful woman and beautiful soul you are 😊 take care

How much money do you make ?????🤔

1?

Pm?