Hi,

Hopefully this post isn't out of place in this sub, sorry if it is.

So this is probably going to be a little bit rambly but if anyone has thoughts, I would appreciate them. I am currently in my first year of college at a community (junior) college in the US, and need to choose my major to lock it down sooner than later. I feel drawn to do something with the environment growing up in the time that I am. I feel like conservation and environmental work that at least has something to do with animals interests me. Rewilding is also something I am interested in. The problem is, I am not great at math. Or a lot of sciences. I am totally a humanities/social science person. Any recommendations of majors/career paths that fit this mold (I realized that there might not be since it is a weird fit) of environmental work coupled with social sciences/humanities, or at least not super STEM heavy? In this age of what has been going on with the environment, I feel like I really want to make some sort of contribution, even though my skills aren’t entirely a perfect fit for the field.

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Loch Ness: Word's first rewilding center opens

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I have been wanting to move to the EU and have an ecology degree. I’ve been looking online for rewilding jobs but can only find rewinding Europe or Britain. I know there are other institutions that do this kind of work, but haven’t been able to come across them. Does anyone here know of a good way to make my dream a reality? I was born in Germany but raised in the US so I have a German passport.

I live in a city in Kentucky across the river from Cincinnati. I have a small yard which is basically a vacant lot with grass. I know it's not much space to work with, but I would love to get some native Northern Kentucky grasses and flowers growing there. Where do I start?

Untouched land other than mown every august for hay by a local farmer.

Is there anything to plant that’ll be more beneficial and spread itself that’s good for wildlife?