i am interst to plant protection how i can study in your city (whit out money)?
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By plant protection, I assume you mean plant ecology or environmental studies?  There are a number of great schools and universities in Utah with programs designed for students with these interests.  There are many opportunities for financial aid for students at most of the universities.  There are some companies which offer part-time or full-time jobs for students and some offer tuition reimbursement for anyone who wants to attend school at the same time they work.  Convergys Corporation, for instance, offers a variety of jobs and schedules specifically geared for students and they will pay for all or part of the cost of tuition at any accredited school.  \n\nOther options include to volunteer to work on conservation projects sponsored by local environmental groups.  For instance many State governments have ongoing projects that accept volunteers.  Some of these volunteer jobs could lead to an actual paying job later on.  Try contacting the Department of Natural Resources in your area.  Also some non-profit organizations have projects that accept volunteers.  Examples of good organizations that might have opportunities in your area are Nature Conservancy and Audubon.
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Hello Liana\n\n\nHere is what you can do.\n\n1) Check state laws to see how where you live governs where,when,how and what you can work at.\n\n1) Use the 5 w's and the H.\nWho\nWhat\nWhere\nWhen\nWhy\nHow.\nTo answer what you want to do.\nook\n2) When you have decided on what - look at doing a CBA\nCost Benenfit Analysis - does it make sense to do what you are going to do? Can you reach your goal? \n\n3) Once you have answered "YES!" then do a SWOT analysis -\nStrenghts, Weaknesses,Opportunities and Threats. \nFor example for grass cutting a threat would be either a drought or a flood - both affect the rate at which grass grows and if you need to work.\n\nOnce you have done the academic study - can take as little as a day to do this ~ see if you can get a grant from the government for small businesses / summer businesses for youth. See if the idea can grow with oyu throught the school year - not just summer break.  How cool would it be if you could provide employment for fellow students?  Of courses that raises a whole host of issues but it can be fun and has been done in the past - look at the founders of GOGGLE - all students at Stamford. \n\nYou are asking for seed money - money that will provide the seed for the business - a lawn mower / cell phone/PDA for a grass cutting business, a cell phone / PDA for a pet walking business.  You get the idea.\n\nAlso remember to:\n\n1) PAY YOURSELF FIRST.  Take your first paycheque and bank 20% of it and every pay cheque for the rest of your life as savings.  Retirement savings will be there for you so will college money and you will learn to live within your means. NEVER TOUCH this money unless of dire emergency - not it is a fashion emergency - but losing job emergency, got to have surgery emergency.\n\n2) NEVER - EVER - EVER loan money to family / friends.  If they need a loan, say over $100 set terms, negotiate a payment plan and be prepared to pursue the money.  Chances are once they find out your terms they will not be willing to borrow the money because they know they will never be able to pay it back. Do not be taken advantage of, you are not a door mat.\n\n3) Enjoy yourself. Going into work for yourself can be fun and exciting.
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Yeah gardens are nice places. I actually have a bunch of Ivy plants at home, a small christmas tree and a bonzai plant. I just wish I didn't live in an apartment. No garden for me!!
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If you are truly interested in becoming a botanist, then go for it. Let me just give the following advice:\n\n1) In high school, volunteer in a university botany lab. Only we call it "plant science" now, and it's usually part of a biology department. Take a few AP classes and the AP tests (in order to get out of a few college classes, see below).\n\n2) In undergraduate school, volunteer (or get paid to work) in a couple of professor's labs. This is to obtain experience and letters of recommendation to get into grad school. Major in BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES. Minor in something most other biologists quiver in fear of: mathematics or statistics or something like that. A BS takes five years these days, unless you can take summer classes or somehow skip a few required classes (AP or CLEP). \n\nIf possible, go to Costa Rica or some other tropical country on a research expedition one summer. Some schools offer an entire quarter or semester at a research station. Take advantage of these opportunities. \n\nYou will need to find several grad schools to apply to early in your last year as an undergrad. Don't be shy about applying to work with the most famous researchers out there.  \n\n2.5) In the summer between Undergrad and grad school, take a long vacation to Europe or someplace nice. No plants! This will be your last chance to have a little worry-free fun for years to come. \n\n3) In grad school, which will be as far away from your home state as possible, go for the PhD. A Master's in Plant Science or Botany may get you a government job or a high school teaching position. A PhD will get you into real research positions. Typically, a PhD in Biology involving plants takes six years. If your plants are in the field, add a year or two for frosts or droughts to set your experiments back. At this point, you won't care about the time it takes anymore. \n\n4) The post-doc years. After you obtain the PhD, you typically spend a few years working in professors' labs as a post-doc. These are the good years, if you can get grants.
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Ask your local city planners office.
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Your best bet is to submit detailed proposals to foundations that support environmental activities. Good luck!\n\ncc
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http://plants.usda.gov
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go to city council  and ask abotu your options
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Try taking botany or art.  These are good foundations for the field you are interested in.
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offer to help with your neighbours gardening. or ask your parents for extra pocket money. go to your local newsagents and see if they need any help with stocking shelfs etc
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Fungusbrain's Idea will work - or you can go to a nearby school and just ask them.  They will be more than happy to help and they know their zone better than the district office would.
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try your local council
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HI,\nTRY TO SIT WITH YOUR TUITION CHILDREN IN SOME PUBLIC GARDEN.TEACH THEM THERE AND YOU WILL DEFINATELY ATTRACT FREE PUBLICITY.DONT BE STERN,BE POLITE AND TEACH THEM CALMLY.THE PEOPLE AROUND WILL DESIRE TO HAVE TEACHER LIKE YOU FOR THEIR CHILDREN.
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I live in a province that grows wheat as its main product as well as down south there are cypress trees....contact me if you want some info
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You can go to any Temp around your area and they should be able to help you out with it :) \ngo look for community Res in your area they can help ya out! \nThere are classes to help people out..
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http://www.campusgreens.org/
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http://www.berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2005/02/01_plantremediation.shtm\n\nhttp://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2004/02/040229233449.html\n\nhttp://www.berkeley.edu/news/berkeleyan/1995/0517/nature.html