Networking is not only about getting work, but also about getting opportunities to learn, advance your career, or remain tuned-in to developments in the industry. By going to events or staying in touch with colleagues in the same field, you can keep up-to-date about news relating to environmental science employment, research activities and projects, and even new people in the field.
Read MoreIf you want to get started in an environmental career, then take a look at these websites for free environmental courses online, updated for 2024!
Read MoreWhat jobs can you get with an ecology degree? Here, I describe 10 environmental careers you can work in with a degree in ecology!
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Read MoreHere, three Black environmental scientists discuss their experiences with racism, how social media can play a role in challenging stereotypes, and changes that must be made in academia for more Black people to enter, and remain in, STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) fields.
Read Morewatch new film ‘the lost forest’ covering Julian Bayliss’ latest tropical rainforest discovery and read his advice on how to succeed in conservation.
Read MoreI spoke to the Natural History Museum's Wildlife Photographer of the Year lumix People's Choice Award winner Sam Rowley about the importance of urban wildlife photography, how you can, and why you should, get involved, and why he wouldn’t recommend spending your nights lying on a London underground station platform surrounded by mice and the general public.
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