Wildlife
Capture images of animals in their natural environments to document their beauty, diversity, and behaviors
Wildlife Photographer/Videographer
Cut down trees and prepare them for transportation and processing into materials like paper and boards
Logger
Specialized reporter who investigates and writes news stories focused on environmental issues, such as climate change, pollution, conservation, and ecosystem health
Environmental Journalists
Study the physical, chemical, biological, and mineralogical properties of soil, and how they relate to plant growth
Soil Scientist
What kind of dog does Ms. Mullooly have and what is his name?
A corgi named Koda
Teaches individuals about the natural world, environmental issues, conservation practices, and sustainable living.
Environmental Educators
make lumber from raw logs, sort the logs into different sizes and kinds of wood, saw and cut the logs into various widths and lengths, prepare rough lumber for industrial use
Lumber Mill Worker
Advise clients on environmental issues and laws, and represent them in legal proceedings.
Environmental Lawyer
Responsible for the cultivation and care of plants in a nursery setting, including tasks like planting, watering, pruning, fertilizing, weeding, propagating new plants, inspecting for pests and diseases, and providing customer service by advising on plant selection and care to potential buyers
Plant Nursery Worker
Where did Ms. Mullooly go to High School and College?
Clinton High School
University of Wisconsin-River Falls
Protect wild animals and their habitats, and to understand how humans impact the environment
Wildlife Conservationist
Assists professional foresters in managing forest lands by collecting data, monitoring forest health, implementing reforestation efforts, enforcing regulations, and supporting activities like tree harvesting, planting, and fire suppression
Forestry Technician
Professional responsible for developing and implementing strategies to effectively manage water resources within a specific area, such as a watershed or region, by analyzing water availability, demand, and environmental impacts to create sustainable water management plans, often including conservation efforts, infrastructure development, and policy recommendations
Water Management Planner
Study water and its relationship to the environment, and to use that knowledge to design water-related structures and predict water supplies
Hydrologist
What two jobs did Ms. Mullooly have in college?
*One she still does as a side business*
Barista Manager
Photography Business
Responsible for protecting and preserving natural environments within a park, including wildlife, and cultural heritage, by enforcing park regulations, educating visitors on conservation practices, maintaining trails, providing emergency assistance
Park Ranger
Studies the physical, chemical, and biological properties of wood to develop efficient methods for processing raw timber into various products like lumber, plywood, paper, and composite materials
Wood Scientist
A physical scientist who observes, studies, or forecasts the weather
Meteorologist
Studies all aspects of plant life, including their structure, function, growth, development, and interactions with their environment, often conducting research in laboratories or field settings to understand plant biology and apply that knowledge to areas like agriculture, conservation, and medicine
Plant Ecologist
Name Ms. Mullooly's two favorite movies of all time.
Step brothers
The Grinch (Jim Carrey)
Professional responsible for conserving and managing wildlife populations and their habitats by monitoring species, designing and implementing conservation plans, enforcing regulations, educating the public about wildlife conservation, and collaborating with stakeholders to protect ecosystems, often specializing in a specific species or environment, requiring extensive knowledge of wildlife biology and ecology to ensure healthy and sustainable wildlife populations for future generations.
Wildlife Manager
Tree care professional who plants, maintains, and removes trees and shrubs, responsible for the health and safety of trees in urban and suburban areas.
Arborist
Studies the relationship between human societies and their natural environment, analyzing how social factors like culture, power dynamics, and social movements influence environmental issues and behaviors, including perceptions of environmental problems, responses to environmental change, and the social impacts of environmental policy.
Environmental Sociologist
Helps analyze plant health conditions, government policies, and regulatory processes affecting the agricultural market and import/export interests of U.S. stakeholders
Plant Pathologist
List the three sports Ms. Mullooly played in college.
Volleyball
Softball
Kickball