Where can I find people to interview about Wildlife Biology careers?

I would contact the PR department at the US Forest Service. Also use the PR department at your state dept. of wildlife. They can help you get to the right people.

Also you would think that the professors would have some contacts who could help you out - have you asked them?

I currently work as a wildlife biologist and have a degree in zoology. I specialize in ornithology(birds), and study mostly endangered species. I absolutely love my job! It is extremely rewarding....and at the same time a lot of hard physical labor and challanging as well. I am always learning new things, and the job differs from day to day, so it never gets boring. Many of the majors such as biology, zoology, wildlife management, etc. do overlap somewhat. You might be able to be flexible with your major and still get the same type of job. With the above mentioned degree you can apply for work at a zoo, a university, a musuem, a non-profit organization, a government agency, or an environmental consultant firm working as a biologist (wildlife, field,etc.), or as an environmental specialist, park ranger, naturalist, etc.

Any and all governmental departments are usually good resources for this. A good friend of mine recently graduated with a degree in Wildlife Biology and has mainly used them for contacts. Department of Natural Resources was the area in which he found employment, although with less and less spending on these areas I would be hard pressed to say that its an 'easy entry' into this line of work.

You might want to contact your local Fish and Wildlife office. If they can't help you directly, they would be able to give you some good contacts.

on the internet..or set up flyers