Field Geologists perform a variety of tasks related to geological research and exploration in natural environments. Their responsibilities typically include conducting field surveys, collecting geological samples, and analyzing geological data to assess natural resources, environmental impact, or geological hazards. Field Geologists may also interpret geological maps and reports, collaborate with other scientists and engineers on research projects, and document findings for further analysis or publication. They often work outdoors in diverse and sometimes challenging conditions, using specialized equipment and techniques to gather valuable geological information.