Working in Conservation & Wildlife

There are many opportunities for graduates in Botany, Environmental Biology and Zoology to work with animals and in conservation in government departments, National Parks & Wildlife Service, Health Service Executive, National Museum, semi-state bodies such as ESB, BIM and the Salmon Research Trust, conservation bodies, forensic laboratories and a wide range of medical and veterinary companies.

• Dr Catherine O’Connell - Chief Executive Officer with the Irish Peatland Conservation Council
  "I believe that a degree in Science is a wonderful foundation for any further work in nature conservation, management, environmental education and campaigning." Read more..
  

• Dr Kenneth Whelan - Director, Marine Institute, Aquaculture and Catchment Management Services
  Dr Whelan is currently leading a major international scientific initiative to study the causes of marine mortality of Atlantic salmon...Read more...
  
• Mr Andy Long - Environmental Consultant
  "In 2001, I began an environmental consultancy company based in Dublin. Since the early days the company has grown and now conducts and advises on lake surveys throughout the country.".. Read more...

• National Parks and Wildlife Services

• Irish Fisheries Board
• Coillte