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Fish and Game Warden
Fish and game wardens usually work as peace officers in their respective state jurisdictions. They patrol outdoor wilderness areas, both on land and in the water, to ensure the state and federal laws pertaining to fish and wildlife, as well as hunting, fishing, and boating are enforced. Moreover, whenever a law pertaining to fish and wildlife is violated, they must confiscate poached animals and fish and the equipment used when the crime was committed. Fish and game wardens are also responsible to provide assistance when wild animals pose a threat to people in cities, educate the public on laws pertaining to the outdoors, and provide emergency assistance. They are armed and wear uniforms while on duty.
Every state has different qualifications for fish and game wardens. Candidates usually must be 21 years of age or older; however, certain states allow 18 year olds to apply. They are also required to have a bachelor’s degree, a valid driver’s license, be an American citizen, be in shape, and not have any felony convictions on their record. Applicants with an associate’s degree and applicable experience can gain employment as a fish and game warden. Possessing a bachelor’s degree can provide individuals an edge over the competition since many people want these jobs.
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