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Conservation Scientists
Median annual wage: $73,010 · Job growth 2025-2035: +5.3% · Typical education: Bachelor's degree
Range Managers
Median annual wage: $73,010 · Job growth 2025-2035: +5.3% · Typical education: Bachelor's degree
Park Naturalists
Median annual wage: $73,010 · Job growth 2025-2035: +5.3% · Typical education: Bachelor's degree
Foresters
Median annual wage: $76,400 · Job growth 2025-2035: +2.2% · Typical education: Bachelor's degree
Forest and Conservation Technicians
Median annual wage: $54,560 · Job growth 2025-2035: -2.1% · Typical education: Associate's degree
Forestry and Conservation Science Teachers, Postsecondary
Median annual wage: $101,420 · Job growth 2025-2035: +2.8% · Typical education: Doctoral or professional degree
First-Line Supervisors of Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Workers
Median annual wage: $59,320 · Job growth 2025-2035: +3.8% · Typical education: High school diploma or equivalent
Forest and Conservation Workers
Median annual wage: $43,680 · Job growth 2025-2035: -1.5% · Typical education: High school diploma or equivalent