Work in environmental geography spans a broad range of job descriptions. Working in either a remote or urban environment, your responsibilities include observing interactions between people and spaces in a variety of capacities. As a researcher, you work with the government or an academic institution to collect data that informs policy decisions and academic studies. You use research skills to understand the impact of human interaction on the physical environment and the effects on society. In the private sector, your duties include conducting investigation and research that informs company policies, sales tactics, and growth strategy. You also write reports and briefs in support of your research.