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I chose this career mainly because I think it would be really cool to study these animals and help their population when they are in danger. I also really like to go hunting and fishing so even though I wouldn't be doing tha every day, I would be studying the animals that I do either hunt of fish. The main reason I chose this career is because I would be spending a lot of time outside and in the field instead of inside stuck in an office all day.

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*http://www.azgfd.gov/inside_azgfd/employment_descriptions.shtml#ws
http://www.conservationjobboard.com/job-listing-wildlife-specialist-ii-phoenix-arizona/147254059352
http://www.southwestwildlife.org/

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This job has a big impact on society because it allows us to watch and enjoy our wildlife of Arizona. The better the populations of Arizona's game and fish will bring in more money from the people putting in for the Big Game Draw and/or buying hunting and fishing licenses.

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This specific job did not have a listed salary but on average, a conservation scientist makes around $64,000 a year.

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Degree: Bachelor's degree in a wildlife science (or a closely related field) from an accredited college/university.
Key Requirements: 2 years of professional experience in wildlife research or wildlife management.

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The environment that you would spend most of your time in is outdoors. Whether it be the hot barren desert or the luscious green forests up north, you will often be overnight camping and hiking over rough terrain.

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The main focuses of this job are to plan, organize, conduct, and coordinate specific research and management of Arizona's wildlife populations. Evaluating habitats, conducting wildlife surveys, and making important environmental studies are just some of the every day duties of this position.