Public Practice: How conservation led me to a career I truly value

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Working on building conservation in the public sector offers a varied and rewarding career path, writes Rebecca Eng

Having followed an academic and career path that, on the face of it, has been fairly ‘squiggly’, I have now found personal and professional alignment in the public sector, and in building conservation. While it might not have been a neat trajectory, I realise it has both resulted in, and emerged from, interrogating and finding value.

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