Ecological Geneticist
Ecological geneticists study the genetic variation within and between populations of organisms, and how this variation is influenced by environmental factors. They use this knowledge to understand how populations evolve and adapt to their environments, and to develop conservation and management strategies for endangered species.
Education and Training
Ecological geneticists typically have a bachelor's degree in biology, genetics, or a related field. They may also have a master's degree or doctorate in ecology, population genetics, or a related field.