[Jpjobs] Fwd: DCMC Jobs List March 1
Julia Westwater
jwestwater at whoi.edu
Fri Mar 1 14:29:33 EST 2013
Numbered, because there are so many! This week's openings:
1. Executive Director/Riverkeeper, Satilla Riverwatch Alliance
2. Senior Associate, Northeast Forage Fish Conservation Campaign, Pew
Environment Group
3. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, PORT TOWNSEND MARINE SCIENCE CENTER
4. Executive Director, Society for Conservation Biology
5. Executive Director, North Pacific Research Board
6. Managing Director, FishWise
7. Campaign Director – Fisheries, Oceana
8. Communications Director, Oceans Program, EDF
9. Program Director, Global Ocean Legacy, Pew Environment Group
10. Deputy Director of Conservation (40899), TNC
11. Senior Science Advisor, Hawaii Marine Program (40873), TNC
12. Reef Resilience Program Assistant (40886), TNC
13. Environmental Acoustics Analyst, SAIC
14. Manager, Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve (LSNERR)
15. Biologist (Marine), BOEM
16. Environmental Protection Specialist, BOEM
17. Physical Scientist, BOEM
18. Fishery Management Plan Coordinator, Atlantic States Marine
Fisheries Commission
19. Tenure Track Assistant Professor Marine Ecological Genetics
(213049), University of Groningen
20. Postdoc, LabexMer
21. Marine Park Coordinator (Eighty Mile Beach), Western Australia
Department of Environment and Conservation
22. Coast & Marine Program Manager, South Australia Department of
Environment, Water and Natural Resources
23. Marine Protected Areas Tourism Specialist, Peace Corps
24. Coastal Climate Adaptation Intern (IN-13054), WWF
25. Sea Turtle Intern, Volusia County Environmental Management
26. Summer Interns, UNE Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center
27. Intern – Biodiversity, Marine Protection and Common Fisheries
Policy, ClientEarth
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1. Executive Director/Riverkeeper, Satilla Riverwatch Alliance
Woodbine, GA
The Board of Directors of the Satilla Riverwatch Alliance, Inc. seeks an
outgoing professional for the combined position of Riverkeeper and
Executive Director of Satilla Riverkeeper®, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
charitable organization licensed by the Waterkeeper Alliance® and
located in southeastern Georgia. The mission of the Satilla Riverkeeper
is to protect, restore, and educate about a beautiful and ecologically
unique blackwater river, which flows several hundred miles, entering the
Atlantic Ocean between Cumberland and Jekyll Islands. Applications will
be reviewed starting March 15, 2013. A detailed job description with
application instructions is available at www.SatillaRiverkeeper.org
<http://www.SatillaRiverkeeper.org>, or call Colleen Lagoueyte, Chair,
Board of Directors, Satilla Riverwatch Alliance, Inc. (912) 281-0895; or
Clay Montague, Interim Satilla Riverkeeper and Executive Director (912)
265-5435.
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2. Senior Associate, Northeast Forage Fish Conservation Campaign, Pew
Environment Group
Washington, DC
Conserving abundant populations of forage fish species is necessary to
ensure the long-term health and productivity of marine ecosystems.
Accordingly, the campaign will promote a precautionary, ecosystem-based
approach to the management of northeastern U.S. forage species. The
Senior Policy Associate will conduct technical and policy research and
analysis to support the Northeast forage fish conservation work of Pew
and help to communicate the results to the general public, fishery
stakeholders and policymakers by drafting testimony, correspondence,
policy statements, white papers, and reports. The Senior Associate will
engage with policy-makers and other stakeholders and represent Pew at
the Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council, Atlantic States Marine
Fisheries Commission, associated advisory panels and scientific
committees, and with state and federal agencies. This person will report
to the Manager for Northeast Forage Fish Conservation and work from
Pew’s D.C. office. It is expected that this position is for a term
period through September 31, 2013, pending the success of the program,
funding sources and board decisions on continued support.
https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/3312/job
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3. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, PORT TOWNSEND MARINE SCIENCE CENTER
PORT TOWNSEND, WA
The Port Townsend Marine Science Center (PTMSC) is seeking a charismatic
and visionary leader who embraces our vision and who is capable of
leading PTMSC’s efforts to ensure sustainable growth and continued
program excellence. PTMSC, located on the shores of Puget Sound in
Washington State, has a 30 year history of providing exhibits,
educational programming, a citizen science/community research lab, and
partnerships that support the health and recovery of not only the waters
of the Puget Sound but the wider area known as the Salish Sea, which
encompasses the interior salt-waterways of Washington State and British
Columbia.
For full position description, got to:
http://www.ptmsc.org/employment.html <http://www.ptmsc.org/employment.html>
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4. Executive Director, Society for Conservation Biology
Washington, DC
The Society for Conservation Biology, an international professional
organization, is seeking an Executive Director. The position serves and
promotes the global membership of the Society, oversees the operations
of its publications (Conservation Biology and Conservation Letters),
actively engages in development activities, ensures the successful
organization of the biennial global meeting, supports all SCB programs,
and represents SCB before diverse audiences.
The Executive Director reports to the Executive Committee of the elected
Board of Governors, serves as an ex-officio member of the Board,
supports the activities of the committees of the Board, and manages the
SCB Executive office and its staff and contractors in Washington, D.C.
and elsewhere.
http://www.conbio.org/professional-development/scb-job-board/executive-director-society-for-conservation-biology
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5. Executive Director, North Pacific Research Board
Anchorage, AK
Under the direction of the North Pacific Research Board (NPRB), manage
the staff and processes established to administer sub-awards with funds
made available to the Secretary of Commerce from the Environmental
Improvement and Restoration Fund (EIRF). EIRF funds provide for
Federal, State, private and foreign organizations or individuals to
conduct research activities for cooperative marine research projects
and activities on, or relating to, the fisheries or marine ecosystems in
the North Pacific Ocean, Bering Sea, Gulf of Alaska and Arctic Ocean
(including lesser related bodies of water) as set forth at 43 U.S.C.
§1474d(e)(1) and in accordance with criteria and priorities for grants
established by the North Pacific Research Board, as set forth at 43
U.S.C. §§1474d(e)(2) and (e)(4)(B).
http://www.oceanleadership.org/2013/executive-director-of-the-north-pacific-research-board/
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6. Managing Director, FishWise
Santa Cruz, CA
FishWise seeks an exceptional leader to oversee the organization’s
sustainable seafood partnerships with major North American retailers,
distributors, and producers. The successful candidate will build
FishWise’s reputation within the seafood industry (e.g., head seafood
buyers, seafood suppliers, producers) and serve as a liaison between
FishWise staff and its partners. In addition, the Managing Director will
be responsible for managing a team that provides a wide range of
services, including developing sustainable seafood policies, assessing
the sustainability of seafood products, identifying innovative
producers, and engaging with suppliers to drive improvements in
fisheries and aquaculture operations. The Managing Director will
collaborate with FishWise staff to develop overall goals, coordinate and
streamline individual projects, and increase the team’s overall
efficiency. S/he will also work closely with the Executive Director to
guide the strategic direction of the organization and to develop new
partnerships. The Managing Director will report to the Executive Director.
http://fishwise.org/about-us/careers
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7. Campaign Director – Fisheries, Oceana
Washington, DC
Oceana, an international conservation organization dedicated to
protecting the world’s oceans, is seeking a Campaign Director for its
Washington, DC office. The Campaign Director will lead a
multidisciplinary team to plan, develop, implement and win Oceana’s
policy campaigns on fisheries issues. Candidates must have experience
working on and leading policy campaigns designed to make changes in
fisheries policy, or a related field. To be successful, the candidate
should be a skilled and experienced manager, a strategic thinker, and
have background on fisheries management and wildlife conservation. The
campaign director will report to the Deputy Vice President for U.S.
Campaigns.
http://oceana.org/en/about-us/employment-opportunities/campaign-director-fisheries
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8. Communications Director, Oceans Program, EDF
Washington, DC
EDF’s Oceans Program aims to reform fisheries management worldwide to
restore the world’s oceans to abundance. The Director of Communications
will be the program’s chief communications strategist and manager, using
marketing and communications tools to achieve our ambitious vision.
The Director will oversee media strategy and outreach, online
engagement, website and blog strategy, speaking engagements, thought
leadership activities, events and collateral development as related to
EDF's work. This position requires an understanding of and keen interest
in ocean and fishery conservation issues, as well as an ability to
manage multiple projects at once.
The Director will report to EDF’s Senior Vice President for Strategy and
Communications and coordinate closely with the Senior Campaign Director,
Oceans. She or he will manage a team of professionals who support our
communications strategy and activity.
http://www.edf.org/jobs/communications-director-oceans-program
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9. Program Director, Global Ocean Legacy, Pew Environment Group
Washington, DC
The Program Director, Global Ocean Legacy, is responsible for the
overall management, and successful completion of the on-the-ground
project site efforts to establish very large, no-take marine reserves.
Individual marine reserve sites are currently underway in eight
political jurisdictions. Each will take from two to six years to
complete and are directly managed by in-country staff. The Program
Director is responsible for general oversight, strategic direction, and
ultimate success of these sites and their in-country staff. The
position will directly supervise five directors and be broadly
responsible for the eight projects currently underway.
This position is part of the Global Ocean Legacy management team within
the Pew Environment Group, and reports to the Project Director, Global
Ocean Legacy. The position is located in Washington DC. It is expected
that this position is for a term period through June 30, 2017, with the
possibility of an extension pending the success of the program, funding
sources and board decisions on continued support.
https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/3236/job
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10. Deputy Director of Conservation (40899), TNC
Palau
The Deputy Director of Conservation for the Micronesia Program, Pacific
Island Countries Operating Unit of The Nature Conservancy (TNC) oversees
all technical aspects of conservation, protection, science, and
stewardship and will provide vision, leadership, strategic direction and
resources to the work of TNC and its partners in the implementation of
the Micronesia Challenge (MC) in the Micronesia Challenge jurisdictions
(Federated States of Micronesia, Republics of Palau and the Marshall
Islands, Territory of Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana
Islands). The Deputy Director will work closely with the Pacific Island
Countries Operating Unit Director and will supervise all TNC
Conservation Section staff in Micronesia.
S/He will work closely with Governments and partners in the region to
ensure the development of strong marine, terrestrial and institutional
building programs and will focus on catalyzing alliances with partners
and agencies which contribute to the implementation of conservation
strategies needed to achieve the MC Goal. The Deputy Director will be
responsible for setting goals, budgeting and ensuring the integration
and alignment of the Conservation Section of the Micronesia Program with
the PICOU, Asia Pacific Region and TNC organizational priorities.
The Deputy Director will also work with the Micronesia Program Director
to recruit and lead a team of outstanding staff, assist with fundraising
efforts, undertake financial and grants management oversight and resolve
program management issues. The position will be based in Palau and will
involve travel in the immediate region and internationally for TNC
related meetings and fund-raising. The Deputy Director will assist the
Micronesia Program Director in providing input to the development of
Regional and TNC organization-wide programs and priorities. The position
reports to the Micronesia Program Director.
The Deputy Director provides scientific leadership and support for TNC’s
conservation planning work and works closely within-country and regional
partners (e.g., local and national governments, non-governmental
organizations, and community partners, etc.) to establish overall
conservation priorities in the region. S/he helps secure information
and ecological expertise from the academic community, public agencies
and institutions, and key private partners to support the Conservancy’s
conservation planning efforts and field operations as well as ensuring
close integration with TNC’s internal science and planning programs.
S/he may serve as the principle contact to government agencies, other
conservation organizations, foundations and the academic community.
Geographic /programmatic size and scope is that of a small to mid-sized
Operating Unit or a significant portion of a large, complex Operating Unit.
https://careers.nature.org/psp/P91HTNC_APP/APPLICANT/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM.HRS_CE.GBL
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11. Senior Science Advisor, Hawaii Marine Program (40873), TNC
Honolulu, HI
The Senior Science Advisor (SSA) is an 18 month position, during which
the SSA works with the Director of Marine Science to ensure that TNC’s
marine conservation work in Hawai'i is informed by the best available
science. The SSA will work collaboratively with other TNC marine staff
(in Hawai‘i, across the US, and internationally), partner organizations,
and government agencies to build effective marine conservation programs
in Hawai‘i. The SSA may liaise for TNC Hawai‘i with local and
international scientists and scientific organizations; provide technical
and scientific support as a subject matter resource for marine
conservation initiatives; participate in the planning and extension of
theories, precepts, and practices in marine conservation science; apply
diversified knowledge of scientific principles and practices to a broad
variety of assignments and related fields; participate in scientific
meetings and workshops relevant to TNC’s Hawai‘i marine priorities;
design scientific studies within project sites necessary to meet TNC’s
threat-abatement and conservation management objectives; respond to
Requests for Proposals; write, manage, and/or provide scientific
information for public and private grant requests and reports.
https://careers.nature.org/psp/P91HTNC_APP/APPLICANT/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM.HRS_CE.GBL
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12. Reef Resilience Program Assistant (40886), TNC
Seattle, WA
Performs a variety of administrative tasks, which may include, travel
arrangements and meeting logistics, scheduling, reporting, budget
preparation and tracking information for management of the Reef
Resilience Program. S/he will provide direct support to the program
staff. Includes frequent interaction with all members within the
organization; as well as customers, vendors, and business relations.
Will also be responsible for assisting with communication efforts
related to the program. Make interpretations and recommendations as
appropriate.
https://careers.nature.org/psp/P91HTNC_APP/APPLICANT/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM.HRS_CE.GBL
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13. Environmental Acoustics Analyst, SAIC
Norfolk, VA
SAIC is seeking a Natural Resources Acoustics Analyst to support the US
Fleet Forces Command in Norfolk, VA.
The analyst will:
- Analyze impacts of USN sound-in-the-water operations on marine
resources and generate required regulatory reports on environmental
compliance.
- Review USN environmental planning and compliance documents (e.g., NEPA
EIS, EO 12114 OEIS, ESA BA, MMPA LOA, CZMA CD, essential fish habitat
assessments) for accuracy and completeness.
- Other duties as designated in support of environmental training
operations.
http://jobs.saic.com/job/Norfolk-Environmental-Analyst-Job-VA-23501/2391473/
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14. Manager, Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve (LSNERR)
Superior, WI
The LSNERR Manager will manage a multi-disciplinary staff of
professionals with expertise in coastal ecology, natural resource
management, research and laboratory operations, interdisciplinary
curriculum development, and natural resource education and outreach. The
LSNERR Manager will work with staff to develop and implement programming
that addresses local, statewide, and national needs through scientific
research and educational programs related to coastal and Great Lakes
freshwater estuary resources. The LSNERR Manager will ensure that
long-term objectives and strategies are collaboratively developed and
implemented consistent with management goals and federal/state regulations.
http://www.uwex.edu/ces/hr/listing.cfm?PVL=C13059
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15. Biologist (Marine), BOEM
Herndon, VA
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) manages the exploration and
development of the nation's offshore resources. It seeks to
appropriately balance economic development, energy independence, and
environmental protection through oil and gas leases, renewable energy
development and environmental reviews and studies.
The incumbent serves as a marine biologist, specializing primarily in
marine mammals and/or sea turtles, in the OEP Division of Environmental
Assessment, Branch of Environmental Consultation (BEC) at BOEM
Headquarters in Herndon, Virginia. The incumbent’s duties and
responsibilities include oversight, support, and management with respect
to laws and regulatory activities, mainly the Endangered Species Act
(ESA), Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA), and the National
Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). In addition, the position includes
providing technical reviews and oversight; coordination of diverse
efforts within and outside of BOEM and consistency of effort with BOEM
and Department national policies, resources, and priorities, as they
relate to BOEM-authorized activities on the OCS. Such efforts and
reviews are done to (1) comply with relevant environmental statutes,
Executive Orders and other environmental requirements for OCS
activities; (2) identify information gaps and work with the BOEM
Environmental Studies Program to fill such gaps through applied
research; and (3) ensure transparency of analyses and collaborate with
internal and external stakeholders.
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/337441000
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16. Environmental Protection Specialist, BOEM
Herndon, VA
The incumbent serves as an Environmental Protection Specialist in the
Division of Environmental Assessment (DEA), Branch of Environmental
Coordination or Branch of Environmental Consultation. The DEA is
responsible for the oversight of environmental issues related to Outer
Continental Shelf (OCS) energy and minerals leasing, development, and
management.
Major functions of the DEA include providing environmental policy
guidance and direction regarding key environmental laws, preparing
and/or providing technical review of National Environmental Policy Act
(NEPA) and other environmental documents (e.g., supporting consultations
under the National Historic Preservation Act, Magnuson-Stevens Fishery
Conservation and Management Act, etc.); and assessing activities under
BOEM jurisdiction and their impacts on the environment to ensure they
address public concern and adhere to various environmental laws.
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/335378100
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17. Physical Scientist, BOEM
Herndon, VA
The incumbent serves as a Physical Scientist in the Division of
Environmental Assessment (DEA), Branch of Environmental Coordination.
The DEA is responsible for the oversight of environmental issues related
to Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) energy and minerals leasing,
development, and management.
Major functions of the DEA include providing environmental policy
guidance and direction regarding key environmental laws, preparing
and/or providing technical review of National Environmental Policy Act
(NEPA) and other environmental documents; and assessing activities under
BOEM jurisdiction and their impacts on the environment to ensure they
address public concern and adhere to various environmental laws.
As a physical scientist, you will principally conduct and oversee
environmental reviews and studies in support of the Marine Minerals
Program. Your duties and responsibilities include oversight, support
and research tasks associated with environmental processes and resources
in the marine and coastal environment and impacts resulting from
offshore dredging operations, onshore beach construction, offshore
geological and geophysical exploration, and other OCS activities under
BOEM authority. The incumbent will facilitate compliance of OCS
activities with environmental laws and regulations, including the
National Environmental Policy Act, Endangered Species Act,
Magnuson–Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, and National
Historic Preservation Act. You will also play an integral role in
identifying research needs, managing environmental studies, and
integrating the results of those studies in environmental evaluations of
OCS activities.
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/337912500
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18. Fishery Management Plan Coordinator, Atlantic States
Marine Fisheries Commission
Arlington, VA
As Fishery Management Plan Coordinator, the incumbent is responsible for
development and
coordination of ASMFC fishery management plans. The incumbent is
required to organize stock
assessment workshops, technical & advisory committee meetings, and
management board meetings;
foster management consensus building; integrate workshop, committee
findings and board decisions into
management planning; report writing and information dissemination. This
position requires working
under tight timelines integrating a number of complex and controversial
issues at one time. The attached
position description contains more detailed information about this
position. The Commission's website
(www.asmfc.org <http://www.asmfc.org>) will provide comprehensive
information about its activities.
See attached PDF for more information.
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19. Tenure Track Assistant Professor Marine Ecological Genetics
(213049), University of Groningen
Groningen, Netherlands
The Centre for Ecological and Evolutionary Studies (CEES) at the
University of Groningen has a vacancy for a tenure track assistant
professor in Marine Ecological Genetics. CEES offers excellent
opportunities and infrastructure for experimental research in the fields
of ecology and evolution. Research programmes range from marine to
terrestrial ecosystems and from polar to tropical regions. Research is
pursued in collaboration with, among others, the Royal Netherlands
Institute for Sea Research and European and non-European research
institutions. CEES invites applications for a tenure track position at
the Assistant Professor level in Marine Ecological Genetics as part of
the research group Marine Evolution and Conservation (MarECon). We seek
a new faculty member with a background in population genetics and
genomics of pelagic marine animals. Specific (but not exclusive)
focus-areas include palaeogenetics and adaptation to climate change.
Experience in "next generation sequencing technologies" and
bioinformatics is highly desirable. The applicant's research is expected
to contribute to the existing programme and expertise, while
simultaneously bringing something new and complementary.
http://www.rug.nl/about-us/work-with-us/job-opportunities/english-job-vacancies
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20. Postdoc, LabexMer
Brest, France
Evolution of habitat and adaptations of populations
Four International post-doctoral fellowships in Marine Sciences
areopened in 2013 as part of a new program co-sponsored by LabexMER A
changing Ocean', Ifremer, the University of Brest and the Brittany
Regional council. Funding includes salary and support for travel or
small equipment and supplies.
Deadline for applicants: 30 April 2013.
Starting date: September 2013 to March 2014.
Application procedure:
http://www.labexmer.eu/international-fellowships/post-doctoral-fellowships
We strongly encourage young scientists to contribute to LabexMer axis on
'Evolution of marine habitats and adaptation of populations', and more
precisely to the following topics:
- adaptation in marine invertebrates - contact person: Flavia Nunes
(flavia.nunes at univ-brest.fr <mailto:flavia.nunes at univ-brest.fr>)
- phytoplankton ecology: metabarcoding (contact person: Raffaele Siano,
Raffaele.Siano at ifremer.fr <mailto:Raffaele.Siano at ifremer.fr>),
ecological niches evolution (contact person: Mickael Le Gac,
Mickael.Le.Gac at ifremer.fr <mailto:Mickael.Le.Gac at ifremer.fr>)
- evolution of host-pathogen interactions, immunology, microbiology
(contact person: Christine Paillard, paillard at univ-brest.fr
<mailto:paillard at univ-brest.fr>)
- metagenomics - contact person: Vianney Pichereau
(Vianney.Pichereau at univ-brest.fr <mailto:Vianney.Pichereau at univ-brest.fr>)
- "Fish population responses to multistress" - contact person:
JeanLaroche (jean.laroche at univ-brest.fr <mailto:jean.laroche at univ-brest.fr>)
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21. Marine Park Coordinator (Eighty Mile Beach), Western Australia
Department of Environment and Conservation
Broome, Australia
As a Marine Park Coordinator (Eighty Mile Beach), you will be
responsible for coordinating the implementation of the marine works
program identified within the Eighty Mile Beach Marine Park Management
Plan. The role will also be central in the ongoing consultation and
engagement of the Traditional Owners groups within these marine parks.
http://www.nrmjobs.com.au/index.php/search?g=5630562&title=Marine+Park+Coordinator+%28Eighty+Mile+Beach%29
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22. Coast & Marine Program Manager, South Australia Department of
Environment, Water and Natural Resources
Kingscote, Kangaroo Island, Australia
The Coast & Marine Program Manager leads a team of scientific and
technical staff in the delivery of marine, coastal and estuarine natural
resource management projects.
Key objectives: design and deliver coastal and marine conservation
projects; provide technical support and expertise to the KI NRM Board
and DEWNR for the conservation and management of regional marine and
coastal natural resources; foster community stewardship of marine,
coastal and estuarine ecosystems through education and engagement;
actively foster integration with other NR KI program area to influence
terrestrial land management for the benefit of aquatic ecosystems.
http://www.nrmjobs.com.au/index.php/search?g=5595220&title=Coast+%26+Marine+Program+Manager
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23. Marine Protected Areas Tourism Specialist, Peace Corps
Peru
A Peace Corps Response Volunteer is needed to serve as a Marine
Protected Areas Tourism Specialist for the Servicio Nacional de Áreas
Naturales Protegidas (SERNANP) - System of Guano Islands, Islets and
Points National Reserve. The organization's goal is to conserve
representative samples of the biodiversity of the coastal marine
ecosystems of the Humboldt Current, ensuring the continuation of the
biological cycles of species and the sustainable use of resources within
the ecosystem. The System of Guano Islands, Islets and Points National
Reserve is a system of 22 islands and 11 points along the entire coast
of Peru that is designed to protect the coastal ecosystems of the
Humboldt Current. The wellbeing of the ecosystem is in jeopardy due to
unsustainable fishing and tourism practices, such as fishing with
explosives and disturbing nesting wildlife with motorized watercraft.
https://sjobs.brassring.com/1033/ASP/TG/cim_jobdetail.asp?SID=^blF/JVJxgbTXLIXbbep/hajCOtxl1_slp_rhc_y5/tXzsGzzDvsNPP9S5LPLNGxtinojKNUK&jobId=153806&type=search&JobReqLang=1&recordstart=1&JobSiteId=5174&JobSiteInfo=153806_5174&GQId=1065
<https://sjobs.brassring.com/1033/ASP/TG/cim_jobdetail.asp?SID=%5EblF/JVJxgbTXLIXbbep/hajCOtxl1_slp_rhc_y5/tXzsGzzDvsNPP9S5LPLNGxtinojKNUK&jobId=153806&type=search&JobReqLang=1&recordstart=1&JobSiteId=5174&JobSiteInfo=153806_5174&GQId=1065>
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24. Coastal Climate Adaptation Intern (IN-13054), WWF
Washington, DC or Vancouver, BC
WWF Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) is seeking an intern to support
its coastal climate adaptation work. The intern will primarily be
responsible for coordinating activities of the Adaptation to Climate
Change for Marine Turtles (ACT) project, while the project coordinator
is on maternity leave. WWF's ACT project has been working in the Wider
Caribbean since 2007 to raise awareness about the impacts of climate
change on sea turtles and coastal ecosystems and to build capacity on
climate change adaptation (http://www.panda.org/lac/marineturtles/act).
http://worldwildlife.org/internships/in-13054-coastal-climate-adaptation-intern
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25. Sea Turtle Intern, Volusia County Environmental Management
Daytona Beach, FL
Volusia County Environmental Management is seeking motivated, team
oriented individuals to participate in summer internships for the 2013
sea turtle and shorebird nesting season. Sea turtle nesting season is
from May 1 to October 31. Interested applicants are needed three to five
days a week beginning the first week of May through September or October.
The experiences you will gain from this position are limited only by
your initiative to learn. The position is multifaceted and includes not
only sea turtle and shorebird nest monitoring work, but an opportunity
to gain insight into the management of a Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP)
and government administration, including enforcement of rules and
regulations pertaining to sea turtles and protection of the beach
environment. Self starters and eager learners are highly encouraged to
apply.
http://wfscjobs.tamu.edu/jobs/volunteer-sea-turtle-intern-florida/
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26. Summer Interns, UNE Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center
Biddeford, ME
The University of New England's Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center
(www.une.edu/marc <http://www.une.edu/marc>) is currently accepting
applications for the Marine Animal Rehabilitation Center Internship
Program. We are looking for highly motivated, dynamic candidates who
will work closely in a team setting with staff and volunteers to assist
with all aspects of veterinary care and husbandry of sick and injured
seals, cetaceans and/or sea turtles. Other responsibilities include but
are not limited to: Daily care of animals, transport of live/dead marine
animals, water quality testing, maintenance of daily food and medical
records, necropsy, education/docent tours and computer entry of data.
Additional duties and projects may be assigned by staff.
These positions are unpaid and interns are required to find their own
housing and transportation. Interns should expect to be scheduled to
cover a variety of shifts including weekday, nights, weekends and
holidays. The ideal candidates should be mature and motivated, and
possess a strong work ethic and excellent observational and
communication skills.
The deadline for Summer Applications are due March 8, 2013 (deadline
extended 1 week from original deadline of March 1, 2013). Interested
applicants can find all information and application materials on our
website http://www.une.edu/research/msc/marc/getinvolved/internship.cfm
Applications and questions can be submitted to MARCinfo at une.edu
<mailto:MARCinfo at une.edu> or faxed to (207) 602-5945.
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27. Intern – Biodiversity, Marine Protection and Common Fisheries
Policy, ClientEarth
London, UK
Our biodiversity programme was established in 2008, with our marine
protection and fisheries work being of central importance. This is now
in one of its most exciting phases, with developments in the UK with
regard to the management of fishing activities in European Marine Sites,
and with the political and legal debates surrounding the reform of the
Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) in a critical period. ClientEarth is
heavily engaged in and influencing this process, to ensure it delivers
sustainable fishing in practice in the EU, including through providing
expert legal analysis and advice on effective amendments to the
proposals to key strategic partners (in the European Parliament, Member
States, industry, other NGOs).
This is a great opportunity to support ClientEarth’s biodiversity and
marine programme and to contribute to some of our major projects, which
will have a crucial impact on the sustainability of fish stocks and the
wider marine environment throughout the EU and internationally.
http://www.clientearth.org/opportunities/internships/intern-common-fisheries-policy-1919
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/Suzanne Garrett/
/DCMC Coordinator/
/IUCN/
/1630 Connecticut Ave. NW, Suite 300/
/Washington, DC 20009/
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