2. Mike Niemann

6. Becoming a Limnologist requires a lot of hard work and knowledge. Usually, Limnologists are highly skilled and educated in Marine Biology, Biology, and Chemistry, as well as Limnology.

7. Many Limnologists also choose to pursue their careers in other directions. Many go into areas of study such as teaching, geology, and other environmental sciences.

8. Becoming a Limnologist offers complete grounding in studies of fresh water systems. Although it takes many years of study, and the field is so popularly competitive, many choose other areas along with Limnology. To become a Limnologist would mean getting out, and doing your job, you get to work at lakes, with animals and plants and have fun, too. Best of all, you get to call yourself a “scientist”!

9. This is Dr. Robert H. Kenney, and he says you should become a Limnologist! That’s right kids! Become a Limnologist today!

10. Dr. Judith Budd, Limnologist Limnologist Great Lakes Careers: Limnologist email: info@schoolship.orginfo@schoolship.org Wisconsin Lakes Program