Wardens are required to respond every time chemicals and other pollutants are spilled accidentally or intentionally. At each spill the warden determines who is responsible. They then require the person or company to clean up the spill site and return the environment back to its original state. Wardens answer complaints about natural resource law violations. They follow up by returning calls, mailing information or responding to the location of the complaint and issuing a citation for violations.
Public relations is an important part of a conservation warden s job.
Speech classes are recommended along with English classes, because not only does a warden need to give talks, they also need to be able to put their words into writing when writing reports and articles. Science and Biology classes are also recommended. There is a minimum requirement of 60 college credits for candidates interested in becoming a conservation warden. There are internship programs which college students participate in. This may be something you can get involved in.