I Want to be a wildlife Biologist. Could u suggest any Institutions...?
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This would depend on a number of questions.  First off, at what state of your education are you?  Are you about to enter college?  In that case there a numerous good schools you can go to which offer you possibilities to get involved in wildlife biology.  If you are thinking about graduate school, I would certainly want to ask which type of wildlife bio youa re thinking about.  \n\nMy suggestion wuld be this:  Figure out which questions you are actually interested in.  Not only wildlife biology, but what issues, what topics interest you.  If you have a few keywords regarding your favorite topic, search on Medline or some other databank at your local college/university/public library for publications by scientists working on these questions.  See where they are, which universities, labs, or field stations, and then contact the ones you would like to perhaps work with.  \n\nFrom my own experience, it is very, very helpful to know the work done in the lab of a scientist you contact.  read some of their papers, go to their websites, and be a bit in the clear as to what it is they do.  Also, it is extremely helpful to be able to address a rather clear question.  Something you would like to research. \n\nHope this helps.
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Columbia University in NYC offers zoology \n\nBoston University offers Biology with specialization in Ecology and Conservation, BU also offers: Biology with specialization in Marine Science and they also offer a degree in environmental science. \n\n\nUCLA offers marine biology
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Check out Wildlife Conservation Society. They have International Conservation Programs in more than 60 countries in North America, Latin America, Africa and Asia.
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not aware of any schools which offer that degree...you could try a mental asylum
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Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario.  They have killer botany/plant phys graduate options
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According to my source (which cites the US News and World Report college and university survey) the most selective zoology programs are found at Harvard, University of MIchigan - Ann Arbor, and BYU-Provo.  \n\nI'd go for UM-Ann Arbor, personally -- it's more affordable than Harvard, and Michigan is mroe fun than Utah.  :)
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I know that Hawk Circle - link below - offers courses that are worth college credit in affiliated colleges.\n\nI'm not sure exactly what outdoors skills you are looking to master - but the staff at Hawk Circle are hands down, the most knowledgeable, ethical people I know.
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Vet school or a local animal shelter that euthanizes animals. Maybe an internship with a vet would be sufficent, check with your school.
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Biologist/program coordinator US - Florida The Institute for Regional Conservation\nApr 28Postdoctoral position US - California University of California at San Diego\nApr 20Wildlife monitoring intern US - Washington Environmental Careers Organization\nApr 20Environmental compliance monitor US - Wyoming Environmental Careers Organization\nApr 12Research specialist US - New Jersey Princeton University\nApr 09Phd project New Zealand The University of Auckland\nApr 06Phd scholarship cellular neuroscience Germany University of Tübingen\nApr 06Summer naturalist US - Minnesota Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center\nApr 06Professional naturalist fellowship US - Minnesota Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center\nMar 22Zebrafish facility manager US - New York Mount Sinai School of Medicine\nMar 22Science teachers for kipp and yes college prep US - Texas Teach KIPP YES\nMar 18Principal lead scientist i US - Iowa Fort Dodge Animal Health\nMar 17Outdoor education field instructor US - West Virginia The Mountain Institute\nMar 13Raptor migration observers US - Utah HawkWatch International
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Looks like Missouri State University would be a good choice. [see link]
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First you need to start  studying zoology!  You can start with a  BS in zoology, with it you will be able to at an animal reserve, zoo or a museum. If you want to do  research then  after the BS move to a PhD in zoology or animal behavior!\n\nThere are many options start looking at  the  university web pages!\n\n\nIf you already have study it then , send your resume to zoos, companies and even  amusement parks that deal with animals! Its easy to reach them via web pages! You can also wrote to university professor you can have a work as a technician.
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Good teaching institution especially for applied science: not terribly hot in research terms, though. Aberdeen is a nice city as well, though not cheap. It probably depends what subject you are talking about though.
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Try to consult British Council, UCAS or what institutions that you're interested to be in
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It is not a bad move, but you do need to have more than just a love for animals and the water.\n\nLook at different schools and their marine biology programs.  Whlie pursuing my degree, I had to take Organic Chemistry, Geology, Oceanography, upper level math and specific zoological courses.  These classes may not be universal requirements for a B.S. in Marine Biology, but nowadays, you need to push for your Masters at least to get a decent paying job.\n\nAnother aspect in pursuing this option is what would you like to study if you make it.  Have a plan in your mind about where you want to take this and look further into a particular area of this vast science.\n\nIt is not dumb.  It is a competitive arena that does not back down though.  Currently, I am applying for jobs in Alaska regarding fisheries.  I plan on using this knowledge to build my experience base and add to my resume.\n\nI wish you the best of luck in your pursuit.  You will do well if you try.
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http://www.infotecbusinesssystems.com/wildlife/
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Hofstra University, NY\n\nBiology
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A good place to check for this information would be the local Humane Society or ASPCA...they police department in your town might also have some tips for you on what classes to take to achieve this degree.