Environmental Education - teaching in public and private schools, institutions of higher education, nature centers, outdoor education programs, parks and recreation programs, government and non-profit organizations.
Environmental Health - studying the relationship between humans and their environment, drawing from environmental and biologica fields to determine the effect of various activities and conditions on human health.Environmental Ethics - studying the values and morals of human-environmental interactions.
Environmental Enforcement - enforcing environmental laws by helping companies, individuals and governments to comply with laws. Working for the protection and well-being of humans, wildlife and the environment.
Environmental Communications/Journalism - Focuses on technical issues or reports for a government agency, public education for a nonprofit environmental campaign, or promotion of products and ideas intended for environmentally-conscious living. May also come under the name of Science Writing, or anything else pertaining to the commmunication of an environmental of scientific message.
Environmental Studies - an interdisciplinary field studying the relationships between human activities and the environment with the goal of understanding and responding to the social, cultural, and ecological factors that lead to environmental degredation.
Environmental Policy - designing, analyzing and implementing environmental policies
Environmental Planning - urban and regional planning or environmental policy program development.
Environmental Law - specializing in rules, regulations, and principles that pertain to interactions of human society and nature.
Environmental Justice - leading movements and taking action to combat unfair environmental practices that occur in poor, and/or marginalized communities.
Environmental History/Literature - fiction and non-fiction writing about the environment and nature.
Environmental Advocacy - protecting the public from environmental hazards and protecting the natural world.
Environmental Archaeology - examines the ecological processes that took place in the past and the human decisions that may have affected them.
Environmental Chemistry - studying the bahavior of pollutants and their environmental effects on the air, water and soil environments, as well as their effects on human health and the natural environment.
Environmental Technology - remediation, mitigation, hazardous waste management, and environmental pollution prevention. Encompassing any field where technology is used to solve or prevent environmental problems.