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All of us are impacted
by working landscapes. Have you ever visited a state park…
ever gone downhill skiing… fished in a fresh water stream?
Working landscapes are evidenced all around us.
And where there are
working landscapes there are working people! Working landscapes
support a wide variety of careers. People who work in those careers
use math, science, writing, reading, social studies, art and music!
They need to solve problems and make decisions. The things they
learned in middle school have helped them in their careers. You
can learn about the connections between your school work and the
world of work.
Check out the School
to Careers Web site to learn about careers associated with working
landscapes. Watch videos and meet individuals through the ICN who
are currently involved in working landscapes.
Agronomist
Bed
and Breakfast Manager
County
Extension Education Director
Director
of Tourism
Environmental
Specialist
Farmer
Field
Biologist
Fisheries
Biologist
Land
Surveyor
Landscape
Architect
Lockmaster
Naturalist
Organic
Dairy Farmer
Organic
Specialist and Assistant Professor
Park
Ranger
Project
Superintendent
Real
Estate Developer
State
Conservation Officer
Travel
Agent
Veterinarian
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