Conservation Law Enforcement Officer
Conservation Law Enforcement Officers may be employed by tribal, state, or federal governments. They primary role is to protect people and resources by enforcing the laws of conservation, recreation and public safety.
A Day in the Job
There are many aspects to this field. One might go on patrol, engage in a search and rescue, respond to calls, investigate crimes, work in a lab in a forensics capacity, work with landowners facing wildlife damage, or run public education programs.
Work Takes Place
Skills
Career Categories
Protecting the Natural World Connecting People with Nature
Qualifications
Often required to pass state-specific peace officer certification or a game warden academy.
Potential Employers
Federal Agencies
State Agencies
Tribal Entities
