What jobs related to nature?

Answer 1

Since I like a variety of things I chose the Cemetery care Field. It is a very rewarding job and you can earn a decent living after you learn the important things you need to know. Most Cemetery care work is performed outside and can be very demanding, but if you can find a team player that will teach you and you have good morals you will go far. I made $31000.00 a year plus my company paid 80% of my healthcare and also paid for all gas used in my truck and maintenance. To me that's a great deal, But you must know Cemetery care is very hard work and you will sometimes have to work in very unpleasant weather conditions,But at the end of the day when you look around you and see the care you put into making the cemetery a place of beauty and peace Its all worth it.Rickycowboy<----------- tips his hat

You could be...A groundskeeper, as Ricky suggested. Or, a greenskeeper, a electric company lineman, a telephone company installer, a satillite TV installer,a trash collector, a construction worker, a truck driver, a car hop at Sonic, a mail man/woman, a cop, a fireman/woman, a park ranger, a fishand game officer, an archaeologist, a farmer, a gardener, a home improvement center worker, a pilot, a boat skipper on the riverwalk.....

Just sit down and think about all of the people you might see every day, who areout on the streets driving or working at some job that is NOT an office job. Thinkabout what their job actually is. I'll bet you can come up with dozens of ideas ofwhat might be a great outdoor gig!

Answer 2

Botanist: Studies plants and their environment, such as algae, fungi, lichens, mosses, ferns, and flowering plants, may specialize in identification and classification of plants. Ecologist: Collects, studies, and reports data on the quality of air, food, soil, and water.

Answer 3

You could do anything from working for the national park service to farming to being an adventure guide. Becoming a wildlife biologist, archeologist, or botonist could lead to working outdoors at least part time. What constitutes the best outdoor job will of course depend on your personal interests and abilties.

Answer 4

There are quite a lot of jobs related to nature, such as being a biologist, which is studying plant/animal life. It could also include rainforest explorers of any kind, such as people in this category that visit wildlife in forests and examine different species. Jobs related to nature could even open up to just general science, the examining and researching of artifacts and actual animals to open up new perspectives of nature. I would think animal-related jobs would be good for your question. For more information, just search your question. I'm sure there are better answers than mine.

Answer 5

bank boss pays 43,000 my brother is 1 he rich

Answer 6

military,

construction

landscape

park ranger/ forestry

tour guide/ river guide

Answer 7

Forest Ranger, Scout Leader, Nature Park Guide...

Answer 8

gardener

construction worker

life guard

ranger

mail carrier

these is what you're looking for if you are playing FAMILY FEUD

Answer 9

Hmmm.....

Does a lumber jack count?

A construction worker?

i'm sorry if they don't. :s