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If you are thinking of becoming a wildlife biologist, you already know that you need to get a solid education and some great experience. Unfortunately, most aspiring wildlife biologists make the mistake of ONLY focusing on their degree requirements (or thinking wildlife biology is a linear path)…
When I give advice to young wildlife professionals or those aspiring to go into this career, I always tell them to reverse engineer it. To “start with the end in mind,” (a quote from Stephen Covey), but what if you don’t know what the end looks like?
On this week’s podcast I talk about something that students ask me a lot – how do I choose my research? When I was in graduate school, this question lingered over me for the first six months. How in the world out of all of the things to study do I pick something?
We’re still pretty new into the new year so it’s the perfect time to talk about vision. I’ve been talking about the importance of having a vision for the longest time, but I haven’t talked about what it is or really how to do it.
In this episode of the Fancy Scientist podcast, I interviewed a student of mine for my first ever group program…
I have been applying for jobs in wildlife biology on and off since I graduated with my Ph.D. in 2012…
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