BassMan,

With a college education designed around the outdoors, you will have a good start. But I want to warn you, you have to be dedicated. If you opt to become a game warden, remember, you will be working all through the open seasons. there's goes your hunting and fishing. And it takes a lot of schooling. If you know a game management officer, talk with him about what all it takes. It's an important job with a lot of responsibility. Here in Mississippi, a game warden has more power than a state trooper. Troopers are limited to where they can go on their own, but a game warden can go just about anywhere he wants in his line of duty.

As far as the other jobs in conservation, maybe some others can fill you in as my knowledge about them is limited.

Russ