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About 68 percent of conservation scientists and foresters work for Federal, State, or local governments.
Most jobs require a bachelor's degree; research and teaching positions usually require a graduate degree.
Foresters and conservation scientists should enjoy working outdoors, be able to tolerate extensive walking and other types of physical exertion, and be willing to relocate to find work.
In addition to job openings from growth, many openings are expected as today's conservation scientists and foresters retire.