Wildlife biologists study animals and their behaviors in their natural habitats. They conduct research, manage wildlife populations, and work to conserve endangered species. This career involves fieldwork, data analysis, and report writing. A strong understanding of zoology, ecology, and conservation principles is essential.

• Conducting wildlife surveys and population assessments.
• Developing and implementing conservation plans.
• Analyzing data and writing scientific reports.
• Collaborating with government agencies and conservation organizations.