Although my top three choices, from the Career Bridge quiz, were not in the natural resources tab I still chose to research a Game Warden. Everything about being a Game Warden sounds really nice to me. Especially when they are primarily outdoors, work with others to educate the public about laws and regulations, use off-road vehicles almost every day, and most importantly conserve wildlife.
First of all, to become a Game Warden, you have to meet some education requirements. According to " Fish and Game Warden: Job Duties, Career Outlook, and Education Requirements", an article in www.learn.org, "You will need at least a 2-year degree...". After that you would get hired as a Game Warden and the required to go to a police academy for a year.
First of all, to become a Game Warden, you have to meet some education requirements. According to " Fish and Game Warden: Job Duties, Career Outlook, and Education Requirements", an article in www.learn.org, "You will need at least a 2-year degree...". After that you would get hired as a Game Warden and the required to go to a police academy for a year.