Explore Wildlife & Fisheries Management

Careers in wildlife and fisheries management involve overseeing natural resources through data collection, analysis, and applied fieldwork. Professionals in this field may work as wildlife biologists, fish hatchery technicians, game wardens, or research technicians, focusing on habitat surveys, population monitoring, and understanding how species and ecosystems interact across terrestrial and aquatic systems. Projects range from conducting field surveys and collecting biological data to designing and implementing conservation plans, ensuring effective management of wildlife populations and sustainable use of natural resources.

  • Wildlife Sanctuary Land Steward 
  • Fisheries Technician 
  • Fence Program Manager 
  • Wildlife Policy and Legislative Affairs Manager 

Career Resources

Steve Kilpatrick Memorial Scholarship

The National Bighorn Sheep Center is dedicated to educating about bighorn sheep and the conservation of …

The mission of the American Fisheries Society is to improve the conservation and sustainability of fishery resources and aquatic ecosystems …

We support the professionals who study, protect and manage North America’s rivers.

The River Management Society is a nonprofit organization …

Where Outdoor Communicators Connect.

The Association for Conservation Information (ACI) is a non-profit organization of natural resources communicators. We serve …

Pathways is an international conference and training program designed to address the myriad issues that arise as people and wildlife …

Contact & Location

Phone
(307) 766-5080
Address

Bim Kendall House
804 E Fremont Street
Laramie, WY 82072

Career Service Hours

Thursday 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Visit during drop-in hours on Thursdays or schedule an appointment with a team member.