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Resource: For Educators, For Students | Career Journeys

Career Journeys: Energy & Natural Resources

Within Energy & Natural Resources, you’ll find careers including clean & alternative energy, conservation & land management, environmental protection, resource extraction, and utilities. Like other clusters, it covers many careers and multiple industries and some may overlap other categories. Learn more about the U.S. Department of Labor’s industry clusters and their economic outlook, and visit CareerOneStop’s energy & natural resources page to continue your career exploration.

Adults using these resources to help students explore careers may also find it helpful to use the Career Journeys Supplemental Materials we’ve prepared for teachers and counselors.

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Making progress in sustainability everyday

As Executive Director for Sustainable Pittsburgh, Dr. Joylette Portlock sees how all aspects of sustainability come together to make the world a better place.

Cleaning water and soil

A Project Manager and Senior Geologist for Tanaq Environmental, LLC., Meriam Senoussi says anyone considering a career in her field needs to be organized and like the outdoors.

Sea World visit sparked interest in marine science

Sarah Brooks began her career in marine science before moving on to become a teacher. She said marine science takes curiosity, a love for research, and strong analytical and math skills.

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