where can a geographer work?

Answer 1

In publishing, for the CIA, for the Coast Guard, in universities, in schools, for the Park Service, as a diplomat...any number of places, depending on their interests and skills.

Answer 2

Almost anywhere:
- in a school or university - as a teacher;
- at National Geographic or other magazine of speciality - as consultant; also, he/ she can work at a specialized TV channel
(Explorer, NG, Discovery, ...);
- as a guide in International Tours;
- in a specialized Institute - searching the climate, for example;
- in a National Park - to help the preservation of natural beauties;
- as an author of books;
- in a museum or park where you can find information on geographical sciences;
- in the army - as part of a team of researchers;
- ...

A geographer can study lakes, clouds, rocks, avalanches, volcanos, jungle, desert, polar life, evolution of our planet ... - and many other interesting subjects.

Answer 3

A geographer can work anywhere, because features of our planet are ever changing, and it is the job of the geographer to document for the rest of us.

Answer 4

a geogragher can work out in the field making up new maps. He can work in the classroom teaching students. He can travel the world.

Answer 5

Almost anywhere.

You have to have someone make maps (cartography), and maps and atlases are used almost everywhere.

Someone needs to track human patterns and demographics so we can predict future needs/wants.

Someone needs to attend to changes (if any) in the lay of the land.

Answer 6

Oil exploitation, archeology, mineral research

Answer 7

maybe a engineer who study in the outdoor about building

Answer 8

all over the world, I heard that one before

Answer 9

anywhere there is dirt and rocks

Answer 10

pretty much anywhere