u/aomoliao

Hi guys! I'm now studying wildlife conservation as my major as it's my childhood dream.I'm now in Australia, first year first semester.Because this major is not very widespread in my country and also Australia is famous for its species diversity and natural resources, probably the best on Earth.

And for me, I'm actually a little anxious about my future plan, i know it's a must(maybe not?) to study further like gaining a master degree or PhD. But I also need to have internship experience to help me with field work as well.

For further speaking, what will it be like when I finish my campus?

I know people like the Irwins, super respectable. They have a huge impact and many practical opportunities, like actual contact with animals. To be honest they are just my lifetime goal. Maybe my word is a kind of childish, but what drive me to choose this major is absolutely thriving for opportunities for contact with actual wildlife instead of doing staff like data analysis and so on(i know they are very supportive things to do as well but what i mean is i want my job do related to my major, no offense)

And I'm not mean that i have to stayed at AUS even though it's a beautiful country love it very much. As long as I can do the work I love, I don't care if I have to go to a particular country. Yeah but if I can stay in Australia, that would be the best outcome.

does anyone know where these peacock sleep