Identify and briefly describe four art careers that improve the environment.

1) Conservation scientist : You need to earn a forestry-related Bachelor’s degree, perhaps in agricultural or environmental science to become Conservation Scientist. The work includes coordinating with landowners and federal, state and local governments to ensure resources and forests are utilized properly and helping to fulfill the needs of private owners, businesses and communities while looking out for the environment's best interest.

2) Zoologists : you’ll need to earn your bachelor’s degree to become a Zoologist. The work includes focusing on mammals, birds or marine life, for example. Through data collection and observation, you’ll be dedicated to understanding the role of animals, understanding complex relationships with their habitats, and how humans can best live with—not without—them.

3) Environmental Lawyer : You’ll need to earn your bachelor’s degree, followed by three years of law school. The work includes helping organizations, companies, individuals or the government resolve legal issues that involve the environment.

4) Hydrologist : You’ll need to earn bachelor’s degree for entry level work. Hydrologists study water movement. Their time is generally split between working in the field, where they may find themselves wading into lakes and streams to collect samples, or reading monitoring equipment, and an office, where they use computers to analyze data and model their findings.