Agriculture and Environment
Cartographers study, design, produce and distribute digital and conventional maps, charts, spreadsheets and diagrammes, draw up and revise maps of the earth's surface. Read more
Ecologists are concerned with ecosystems as a whole, the abundance and distribution of organisms (people, plants, animals), and the relationships between organisms and their environment. Read more
Environmental engineers are concerned with assessing and managing the effects of human and other activity on the natural and built environment. Read more
An environmental manager is responsible for overseeing the environmental performance of private, public and voluntary sector organisations. Read more
Farmers operate establishments that produce crops, livestock and dairy products. They harvest and sell their goods to produce markets and food companies both nationally and internationally. Read more
A field guide walks or drives safari guests in a game reserve and interprets the nature and wildlife surrounding them. They educate guests about the large and microscopic elements of the ecosystems. Read more
Firefighters respond to emergency situations and primarily protect people, the environment and property from all types of accidents and emergencies. They control and extinguish fires, working together as members of fire brigades. Read more
A game ranger, also known as a game warden or conservation officer, is a member of law enforcement. This person is charged with protecting wildlife in a specified area to ensure that population levels of certain types of wildlife are kept at biologically successful levels. Read more
Horse trainers, also called equine trainers, work with horses to prepare them for riders, races, trail work and horse shows. Read more
Horticulturists are agricultural scientists dedicated to finding better ways to grow, harvest, store, process and ship fruits, vegetables and ornamental plants. Read more
Landscape designers design and recreate gardens by changing the shape of land through terracing, grading, backfilling and mounding to include landscaping plants and ornaments. Read more
Marine microbiologists study marine life forms that cannot be seen with the naked eye, including viruses, bacteria, fungi, protozoa and microscopic algae. Read more
Telescope operators are the engineers responsible for the maintenance and daily operations of the physical and electronic equipment that make up the telescope and other viewing apparatuses of an observatory. Read more
Winemakers, or oenologists, plan, supervise and coordinate the production of wine or spirits from selected varieties of grapes. Read more
Zoologists are biologists who study the structures, characteristics, functions, ecology and environments of living or extinct animals. Read more