Learn about becoming a wildlife enforcement officer and getting your wildlife license, and then find out how to apply for it.

Wildlife conservation degrees have been gaining popularity in recent years, especially in the United States.

The first Wildlife Conservation Officers program was launched in 2011, and now more than 40,000 wildlife conservation officers are working around the world.

While wildlife officers can have an impressive range of experience, their primary responsibilities are wildlife conservation.

Their primary job is to enforce federal laws, enforce the federal Endangered Species Act, protect endangered species, and monitor the welfare of wildlife.

Wildlife officers also have a role to play in educating wildlife owners and keeping wildlife safe from illegal hunting and trapping.

Learn more about wildlife conservation degrees here.