Submitted by DickTooRadical t3_11hmo27 in Washington
TVDinner360 t1_jaxk31x wrote
DNR and DFW are definite starting points. You might not even need a degree for some of their seasonal gigs. But don’t forget about Dept of Ecology, too.
If you move down to Olympia, you could also go to school at Evergreen. They have a lot of course offerings that intersect with your interests, and they’re fantastic for working, non-traditional college students. And cheap.
Evergreen isn’t for everybody, but it’s definitely worth looking into.
Good luck! I have faith that you’ll find work that you enjoy, because you’re clearly being strategic about getting there.
TLDR: don’t wait until you have a degree to start angling toward the field you want to work in. You can take steps now.
DickTooRadical OP t1_jayj3p9 wrote
I live in Olympia actually haha! I mentioned in the post that I am going back to school but it’ll have to wait about a year. I started looking into DNR and the Department of Ecology yesterday, definitely some good stuff. Thank you for the info!!
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