Summary If you were a conservation scientist, what would you like most about your job?

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Explanation:

A conservationist is someone who advocates and champions the cause to protect the environment and use earth's resource in a sustainable way.

One of the interesting perks of being a conservationist is the ability to preserve pristine nature.

This aspect would most fascinate me.
The joy of having to enact laws and policies that would preserve very vital aspect of the ecosystem would such a great delight.
Also, having to champion the cause of indigenous people in whose voices are not often disseminated is a good catch

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