Natural Resources & Wildlife Conservation jobs? What state has the most?

What state has the most jobs? What state is the best to work in? Would like to get out of California so if you're thinking California what is the next?

Alaska, Colorado, Utah, Arizona -- after that I'd say East Coast; especially the New England states. Some good opportunities in Oregon and Washington state, too, now that I think about it.

Good luck but what's wrong with California? Northern California is chock full of opportunities.

not Oklahoma, lol. Try Florida. They are prime for conservationists and working with wildlife. Not to mention you'll still have the warm weather.

I couldn't find it online, but I think I remember reading before about it being California, northern California, and Washington area

Alaska

Check any state that borders water.

I can't blame you for wanting to leave Cali.

Best of luck! Email me if you want some good headhunters.

I am looking for the same, I am in Alaska and it is surprisingly hard to find those jobs here. Hopefully that will change in the near future.

Good luck

I know there's some in Texas. they're doing some research in Corpus Cristi with sea turtles... but there's plenty of land here... I know for certain that the TPWD looks for degrees in things like environmental science .

Florida does have alot, but don't sell out and work for a company that just wants you to inventory the land so that they can change the results and then build on top of archaeological sites and wetlands. If you want to make money this isn't the job for you, but the Florida Park Service is a worthy cause, gives a feeling of accomplishment that you are educating the public and saving land at the same time.

Florida, North Carolina, and Colorado.

I would say any state that has a lot of natural parks (i.e. Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon, etc.), would have a lot of Conservation Jobs. You should also check out places with large zoos for wildlife conservation.