During my early childhood years, I would spend time with my step-dad in Alabama, fishing and hiking through the woods. This is where I found my first box turtle crossing a busy road.
A wildlife biologist is someone who studies and/or manages wild animals and their habitats. They observe and document how wildlife interact with their environment.
As a wildlife biologist at the Savanna refuge, I have a job with many duties. I work on a turtle headstart program, help manage fish and ducks, and increase public awareness of wildlife.