Environmental science majors go on to prestigious graduate schools and interesting careers, including: 

• Research and lab work
• Environmental law
• Industrial engineering
• Soil and water conservation
• Hazardous waste management
• Air quality management
• Water quality management
• Science and nature writing
• Environmental compliance
• Recreation planning
• Ecotourism
• Administration and management
• Public policy and advocacy
• Fishery and wildlife management
• Parks and outdoor recreation
• Agriculture
• Forestry
• Urban design and planning
• Teaching

Different types of employers:

• Environmental Protection Agency 
• US Fish and Wildlife Service 
• National Park Service 
• US Forest Service 
• State national resource departments, farm bureaus, fisheries agencies 
• Environmental law firms
• Environmental consulting firms
• Schools and universities
• Waste management firms
• City and county agencies
• Museums, nature centers, camps and parks
• Zoos
• Privately owned farms and ranches
• Non-profits like The Nature Conservency, The Sierra Club, Audubon, League of Conservation Voters
• Political action committees
• Timber companies
• Consulting firms
• Media
• Aviation firms and airports
• Real estate development companies