Oregon Envirothon’s program is designed to give students exposure to an array of natural sciences. It is our goal that students have the opportunity to explore a variety of career paths that they may pursue after high school.
One of the most valuable benefits that Oregon Envirothon offers is the opportunity to network with natural science professionals. Students can request a job shadow, learn about internship opportunities, ask about career qualifications, and more.
In addition, all students gain valuable skills and memories when participating with Oregon Envirothon. In fact, most of our students go on to excel in all kinds of fields, including: healthcare, engineering, business, teaching, manufacturing, public safety, and more. Students do not need an exclusive interest in environmental sciences to learn, grow, and have fun at Oregon Envirothon.
Environmental and Natural Sciences Careers
Agronomist
Arborist
Biological Technician
Biologist
Climatologist
Ecologist
Environmental Economist
Environmental Engineer
Enviro. Restoration Planner
Environmental Scientist
Forest and Conservation Technician
Forester
Geographer
GIS Technician
Horticulturalist
Hydrologist
Marine Biologist
Microbiologist
Natural Sciences Manager
Oceanographer
Park Naturalist
Park Ranger
Plant Geneticist
Public Policy Planner
Rangeland Manager
Recreation Resource Manager
Remote Sensing Scientist
Science Teacher
Soil and Water Conservationist
Soil Scientist
Sustainability Specialist
Water Quality Specialist
Wildland Fire Manager
Wildlife Biologist
Zoologist
Organizations for Natural Sciences Professionals
Agriculture Research Service
Bureau of Land Management
City Planning Departments
Coalition of Oregon Land Trusts
Environmental Consulting Firms
Environmental Engineering Firms
Farm Service Agency
Land Trusts
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
National Park Service
National Science Foundation
Natural Resources Conservation Service
Network of Oregon Watershed Councils
Oregon Association of Conservation Districts
Oregon Conservation Education & Assistance Network
Oregon Conservation Partnership
Oregon Department of Agriculture
Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
Oregon Department of Forestry
Oregon Forest Resources Institute
Oregon Parks Department
Soil and Water Conservation Districts
The Nature Conservancy
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
U.S. Forest Service
U.S. Geological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Universities
Watershed Councils