"Protecting nature is the most beautiful job in the world", Simon, cartographer
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"Protecting nature is the most beautiful job in the world", Simon, cartographer
Keeping the forest alive, no less. Surrounded by trees and lulled by birds, how is this seemingly "solitary" profession experienced by Simon Botton, a cartographer who graduated from the Walloon Public Service? What pushes people to take this path? How do you manage and diagnose a forest? What is the responsibility of a cartographer towards this precious ecosystem? Simon, I wanted to interview him because his job is unconventional and I like that. He works in the forest 50% of the time and he is fully committed to nature. So I love the world of the outdoors, talking with Simon was so cool. In addition, he gave me some tips for my bivouacs. So if you also love nature, this podcast is for you!
Happy listening!
Juliette
Do you too when we talk to you about studies, jobs, future, do you break out in a cold sweat? Frankly, you're not the only one!
With all these possible paths, we are also struggling! So, we decided to go straight to the field.
Here, there are no numbers, no stats, only passionate professionals.
We are students in higher education in Liège, Belgium. With the Liège-Luxembourg Academic Centre, 48FM and the Cité des Métiers de Liège, we met professionals to find out more about their profession.
