[Jpjobs] Fwd: DCMC Jobs List Nov. 1
Julia Westwater
jwestwater at whoi.edu
Fri Nov 1 15:19:08 EDT 2013
This week's openings:
1.Associate Director, Blue Frontier
2.Biodiversity and Natural Resources Specialist, USDA and USAID
3.Natural Resources Spec II, TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
4.Fisheries Advisor(s), ERG
5.Science Educator, Bishop Museum
6.Puget Sound Program Director, Washington Environmental Council
7.Senior Director, Fish Forever Program, Rare Conservation
8.Communications Coordinator, Florida Sea Grant
9.Education Specialist, Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of
Oceanography
10.Legal Associate and Director of Coastal Resilience, Coastal States
Organization
11.GIS Developer, NOAA
*12.**Environmental/Natural Resource Economist, NOAA*
*13.**Environmental Communications Specialist, NOAA*
14.Fisheries Policy Specialist, NOAA
15.NEPA Assessment and Environmental Compliance Specialist, NOAA
16.Leader, Arctic Initiative, World Wildlife Fund
17.Quantitative Marine Ecologist with Department of Marine Sciences
(319403), University of Puerto Rico
18.Marine Protected Area (MPA) Marine Support Officer, Joint Nature
Conservation Committee
19.School Program Coordinator, Chincoteague Bay Field Station
20.Sea Otter Care Intern, Monterey Bay Aquarium
21.Science Communications Intern, Toledo Institute for Development and
Environment
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1. Associate Director, Blue Frontier
Washington, DC
As a senior management position, the Associate Director of Blue Frontier
is the chief operating officer of a preeminent ocean advocacy
organization. The AD, based in Washington D.C., reports to the Executive
Director (ED). The AD helps develop program and campaign policy,
oversees financial management, social media and a website, major events
and also works with the ED on fundraising and oversight of interns and
future hires. The AD maintains a relationship with a national and
international network of activists and others concerned with marine and
coastal conservation.
http://www.bluefront.org/wordpress/?p=4765
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2. Biodiversity and Natural Resources Specialist, USDA and USAID
Washington, DC
USDA and USAID are seeking an individual with expertise in marine,
freshwater or terrestrial biodiversity conservation and natural resource
management. The individual selected for this position will be
administratively assigned to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
and be located in and work directly with the U.S. Agency for
International Development (USAID). The position is located in
Washington, DC, but will require the ability to travel, including to
developing countries, sometimes under strenuous conditions in remote
locations.
http://www.fas.usda.gov/icd/drd/icdjobs.html__
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3. Natural Resources Spec II, TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
Houston, TX
Assists in the coordination and implementation of the Water and Sediment
Quality Improvement Action Plans, Research Action Plan and the Galveston
Bay Regional Monitoring Program of The Galveston Bay Plan of the Texas
Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). Provides support in the
development and implementation of initiatives with bay stakeholders to
protect and restore water and sediment quality. Coordinates, and tracks
the Water and Sediment Quality and Research actions of The Galveston Bay
Plan and the Monitoring Program by providing technical assistance to the
subcommittees composed of the appropriate stakeholders, in collaboration
with senior staff. Procures goods and services through contracts and
inter-agency agreements with outside organizations to accomplish
implementation of specific initiatives in The Galveston Bay Plan (Water
and Sediment Quality and Research) and The Galveston Bay Regional
Monitoring Plan; and tracks and assures completion of deliverables.
Assists in the implementation of the Galveston Bay Regional Monitoring
Program, including coordination of the Galveston Bay Data Information
Management System; and coordination of bay-wide data collection,
analysis and reporting activities. Provides technical assistance as
needed to local governments, federal and state agencies, and other key
stakeholders involved in estuarine research and water quality management.
http://www.tceq.texas.gov/assets/public/admin/jobs/docs/14081.pdf
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4. Fisheries Advisor(s), ERG
ERG is looking for emeritus faculty with fisheries expertise --
especially stock assessment and related disciplines -- for occasional
work in an advisory capacity. Please contact Patricia Engel
(patricia.engel at erg.com <mailto:patricia.engel at erg.com>) for further
information.
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5. Science Educator, Bishop Museum
Honolulu, HI
Full-time, salaried position. Primarily a Monday through Friday
position. However, there are times when weekend and evening work is
required. Deliver STEM ("Science Technology Engineering Mathematics")
education programs to school groups and general public at Bishop Museum.
Work with science education team in developing new programs and refining
existing programs. Work with science education team in managing Science
Education docent program. Work with the education team in implementing
federal, state and locally funded projects and initiatives. Work with
the education team in assisting with seeking education grants. Serve as
science content resource for the Education Department in conjunction
with other educators.
https://home.eease.adp.com/recruit2/?id=6995421&t=1
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6. Puget Sound Program Director, Washington Environmental Council
Seattle, WA
This position is an exciting opportunity to lead the dynamic and growing
People For Puget Sound Program at Washington Environmental Council
(WEC). Our People For Puget Sound Program works to protect and restore
the Sound to health. To do that, we’re focused on improving water
quality; ensuring habitat is healthy enough to recover Puget Sound
species; and engaging citizens, stakeholders and decision makers as
effective advocates for the Sound.
The Program Director is responsible for leading campaign development and
implementation, policy formulation, and advocacy so that we achieve the
program’s goals. This position reports to WEC’s Executive Director and
manages a team of three plus full time staff members and two
consultants. The position is based in Seattle.
We have set ambitious long-term goals for the People For Puget Sound
Program to ensure the health of Puget Sound for Washington’s families
now and in the future. We are looking for a person with strong
leadership and campaign management skills as we take our Puget Sound
Program to the next level.
http://wecprotects.org/make-a-difference/join-our-team/puget-sound-program-director
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7. Senior Director, Fish Forever Program, Rare Conservation
Arlington, VA
Fish Forever is an innovative global initiative, in partnership with the
University of California at Santa Barbara and the Environmental Defense
Fund, to empower thousands of the world’s poorest coastal communities to
sustainably manage their own fisheries. Through the implementation of a
system of rights based fisheries in combination with no-take marine
reserves, Fish Forever aims to improve ecosystem health, economic
returns to local communities, and food security at sites in Belize,
Indonesia, the Philippines, and soon other sites across the globe.
Rare currently seeks a Senior Director with an entrepreneurial penchant
for taking on new projects and motivating staff with a positive,
proactive attitude towards all tasks for new program start up. The
Senior Director will have overall responsibility for the day-to-day
management of the Fish Forever partnership and implementation of
strategy across the globe.
This position has overall responsibility for facilitating information
flow among the leadership at each of the three Fish Forever
organizations, maintaining a master partnership work plan and budget,
and ensuring that partnership goals and commitments are met.
http://www.rare.org/career-and-internship-opportunities
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8. Communications Coordinator, Florida Sea Grant
Alachua, FL
This is a grant-funded time-limited exempt (TEAMS) position with the
Florida Sea Grant College Program, University of Florida.
The coordinator is responsible for developing education, information and
marketing products that support Florida Sea Grant’s goals and
objectives. The mission of Florida Sea Grant is to enhance the practical
use and conservation of coastal and marine resources for a sustainable
economy and environment. The program is a partnership between the
Florida Board of Education, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration and Florida’s citizens, industries, and governments.
Operating through a network of university-based research, education and
extension, Florida Sea Grant has a demonstrated track record of success
in designing the best possible approach to resolving the issues that
arise when a growing human population intersects with the state’s
coastal environment.
This position is a multiple-task position and the incumbent is expected
to be flexible in the nature of tasks assigned, while enhancing the
performance of the duties described below. The incumbent is expected to
contribute to the changing needs of Florida Sea Grant in support of its
educational communications and outreach needs, and is also expected to
incorporate new media products and changing technologies.
The ability to be an effective team member is critical.
The coordinator will develop content and products that engage audiences
and increase their knowledge of coastal and marine issues. Significant
audiences include decision makers, resource managers, media, coastal
residents, the scientific community, Florida visitors, and graduate and
undergraduate students. The coordinator is expected to contribute to the
changing needs of Florida Sea Grant in support of its educational,
communications and outreach needs, and is also expected to incorporate
new media products and changing technologies as appropriate.
The coordinator will also work with Sea Grant-related faculty and
scientists, Sea Grant specialists and agents in UF/IFAS Extension, and
institutional and agency partners when managing projects and/or events.
As these partners are generally based in coastal communities, the
coordinator is expected to travel to field locations a substantial
portion of each month. Occasional weekend work is required.
https://jobs.ufl.edu/postings/46211
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9. Education Specialist, Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of
Oceanography
La Jolla, CA
Under general supervision of Education Coordinator, be responsible for
the development, assessment, and implementation of year-round science
education programming. Research and provide the highest-level of science
content and accuracy for Education programs and activities appropriate
for and in alignment with the Aquarium's role as the public exploration
center for ScrippsInstitution of Oceanography (SIO), UC San Diego.
Program audiences include, but are not limited to, pre-K to 12 and
college students, teachers, multi-generational groups, families, and
adults.
Serve as Program Lead for School Programming, including Discovery Labs,
Aquarium Express, Beach Teaches, GEO Program, Teacher Open House, and
summer field-based programs, as well as additional programs as assigned.
Program Lead responsibilities include full knowledge of and day-to-day
coordination of program logistics, objectives and lesson plans;
training, mentoring and evaluation of program instructors and
volunteers; recommending revisions and making approved changes; and
assisting with strategic development of the program, including
evaluation. Implement programs using appropriate materials, teaching
strategies and curriculum, recommending revisions as needed.
Independently, and as part of a team, develop program descriptions and
lesson plans, including the creation, procurement, and organization of
materials appropriate to assessment of audience/community needs,
investigation of current research and literature, and drafting plans and
budgets for approval. As part of a dynamic team, assist with program
marketing, staff development and strategic planning.
Monday through Friday schedule.
To find out more and apply go to UCSD Job Bulletin #68749
<http://jobs.ucsd.edu/bulletin/job.aspx?cat=search&sortby=rank&jobnum_in=68749&search=birch%20aquarium>.
Deadline: November 13, 2013.
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10. Legal Associate and Director of Coastal Resilience, Coastal States
Organization
Washington, DC
The Coastal States Organization (CSO) is hiring an attorney to advise on
ocean and coastal laws, and to lead CSO partnership efforts with federal
agencies to promote coastal resilience. CSO is a small, 501 (c) 4
not-for-profit, non-partisan organization founded in 1970. CSO
represents the interests of the Governors of the nation’s 35 coastal
states and territories on legislative, regulatory, policy and program
matters related to coastal, ocean and Great Lakes resources.
See attached document for details.
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11. GIS Developer, NOAA
Silver Spring, MD
Will provide GIS services to the NOAA Office of Habitat Conservation
(HPD) through the development and implementation of tools, maps and
analyses for the division's core focus areas. These service areas
include but are not limited to:
* EFH mapper and inventory: Update the EFH mapper and EFH Inventory with
application code to incorporate any new data into queries and display.
* Data Holder Coordination: Identify new or updated data for use in the
EFH Mapper and EFH Inventory.
* Database Integration: Performs integration of multiple spatial and
tabular databases from various formats.
* Web mapping and cartographic services: Creation and maintenance of web
mapping services.
* Metadata: Create and update FGDC/ISO compliant metadata.
http://ch.tbe.taleo.net/CH08/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=ERT&cws=1&rid=900
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*12. Environmental/Natural Resource Economist, NOAA*
*Silver Spring, MD*
I.M. Systems Group Inc., (www.imsg.com <http://www.imsg.com/>), a
contractor to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
(NOAA), seeks an economist to conduct natural resource damage
assessments for oil spills and hazardous waste sites. This individual
will work with NOAA’s Assessment and Restoration Division under the
Damage Assessment, Remediation, and Restoration Program (DARRP-
www.DARRP.noaa.gov/ <http://www.darrp.noaa.gov/>) in the areas of
economics for damage assessments, methods development, and technical
support for policy initiatives. This position is located in NOAA’s
Silver Spring, Maryland offices.
The Assessment and Restoration Division’s mission is to protect and
restore coastal and marine resources injured by the release of oil or
hazardous substances or direct physical impacts such as vessel
groundings. Responsibilities of the incumbent will include: conducting
economic assessments to determine the appropriate type and scale of
restoration to compensate the public for natural resource injuries;
working as part of an interdisciplinary team of scientists and attorneys
on natural resource damage assessment cases; providing technical support
to the NOAA Office of General Counsel and the Department of Justice in
natural resource damage litigation; managing research conducted by
academic experts and consulting firms; and developing improved,
cost-effective methods and procedures for conducting natural resource
damage assessments.
*Core Responsibilities*:
·Employee shall provide technical support for the successful design and
conduct of natural resource damage assessments.
·Employee shall conduct economic research and evaluate alternative
damage assessment methods. Methods will focus on scaling the level of
restoration necessary to compensate the public and the environment for
natural resource injuries.
·Employee shall maximize contributions to the office by enhancing
personal professional development via identifying and seeking
appropriate training and participation in professional meetings.
http://www.imsg.com/index.php/careers/current-opportunities/linux/
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*13. Environmental Communications Specialist, NOAA*
*Silver Spring, MD*
I.M. Systems Group, Inc. (IMSG) (www.imsg.com
<http://www.imsg.com/AppData/Local/David.West/David.West/cfowler/Local%20Settings/Local%20Settings/Temp/www.imsg.com>),
aFederal Government Contractor located in Rockville, Maryland is
currently seeking to hire an Environmental Communications Specialist to
provide outreach and communications support to NOAA’s Office of Response
and Restoration’s (http://response.restoration.noaa.gov/) Assessment and
Restoration Division (ARD). ARD’s mission is to protect and restore
coastal and marine resources injured by the release of oil or hazardous
substances or direct physical impacts such as vessel groundings. This
full-time position will be located in Silver Spring, Maryland.Routine
domestic travel of approximately 15% will be required.
*_Job Duties:_*
·Supports the Assessment and Restoration Division (ARD) with outreach
and communications tasks, including the Damage Assessment, Remediation,
and Restoration Program (DARRP) and the Spatial Data Branch geographic
information tools.
· Build and maintain relationships and effective communications within
NOAA and with other government agencies, private groups and
not-for-profit organizations.
· Provide clear, concise and rapid responses to information requested
from NOAA, the Administration, Congress and external parties.
·Assist with development and dissemination of environmentally focused
outreach materials such as brochures, fact sheets, presentations.
·Assist with maintenance and content development support for the DARRP
Website and affiliated web 2.0 products including social media tools,
blogs, podcasts, videos, etc.
·Identify and develop opportunities to highlight accomplishments.
·Help respond to and coordinate media inquiries.
·Coordinate, facilitate and track public events and other activities.
·Prepare briefing packets, press releases, and reports.
http://www.imsg.com/index.php/careers/current-opportunities/sci-pro-devel/
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14. Fisheries Policy Specialist, NOAA
Silver Spring, MD
Will provide expertise to support national policy development and
implementation for the NOAA Fisheries Habitat Protection Division (HPD).
Will work to strengthen the efficiency and effectiveness of the
essential fish habitat (EFH) program under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery
Conservation and Management Act (MSA)
http://www.habitat.noaa.gov/protection/efh/index.html; strengthen state,
federal and external partnerships through the implementation of the
National Fish Habitat Partnership (NFHP) http://www.fishhabitat.org/;
and support national habitat conservation policy initiatives through
NOAA's Habitat Blueprint (www.habitat.noaa.gov/habitatblueprint
<http://www.habitat.noaa.gov/habitatblueprint>).
http://ch.tbe.taleo.net/CH08/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=ERT&cws=1&rid=931
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15. NEPA Assessment and Environmental Compliance Specialist, NOAA
Silver Spring, MD
The Baldwin Group, Inc. (TBG) is seeking a unique individual to support
the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Office of
Ocean and Coastal Resource Management (OCRM) and Coastal Services Center
(CSC) by helping to conduct programmatic and project level environmental
assessments. NEPA requires federal agencies to consider, in an open
manner, the impacts of their actions on the human environment and to
propose prudent alternatives when necessary. The individual in this
position will work closely with the OCRM’s federal NEPA and
environmental compliance coordinator to understand the process, develop
draft documents, and ensure documents are properly reviewed.
Duties:
* Assist in drafting, reviewing, and facilitating the review process
for environmental assessments (EAs) and related documents that
include Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) and Environmental
Impact Statements (EIS) for select projects and programs funded
through the Coastal Zone Management Act (CZMA)
* Work closely with federal staff members to address questions, ensure
consistency where needed, and coordinate review to ensure a
high-quality end product Skills
* Experience and demonstrated knowledge with NEPA compliance at the
project level—and preferably at the EA or EIS programmatic level as
well
* Ability to communicate effectively, with an emphasis on the need to
tailor material to a range of audiences
* Ability to network effectively with project or program
* Ability to work independently and be proactive in communication with
NOAA points of contact and appropriate external partners
http://tbgva.net/careers.html#ecs001
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16. Leader, Arctic Initiative, World Wildlife Fund
Ottowa, Canada
As Leader of WWF’s Arctic Initiative, based in our Ottawa office, you
will provide dynamic leadership to a diverse international team of
highly skilled professionals working in a multi-office structure to make
tangible progress in achieving breakthrough conservation results. You
are an outstanding communicator, effective in corporate boardrooms,
legislatures and remote communities. This is a fantastic opportunity if
you are looking for a challenging environment in which to showcase your
strategic thinking and creative problem-solving abilities as well as
build on your track record of accomplishment.
I. Major Functions:
Leads the Network in achieving the ambitious goals of the Arctic Network
Initiative by ensuring:
* Engagement and commitment of all relevant Network partner
organisations in the Arctic Network Initiative;
* The successful further development and effective implementation of
the Arctic Network Initiative in collaboration with the WWF Network;
and
* Providing effective leadership and management of the Arctic Network
Initiative Core Team.
http://www.wwf.ca/about_us/careers/?13481/Leader-Arctic-Initiative
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17. Quantitative Marine Ecologist with Department of Marine Sciences
(319403), University of Puerto Rico
Mayaguez, PR
The graduate program of the Department of Marine Sciences, at the
University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez, offering M.S. and Ph.D. degrees,
is looking to fill a tenure-track position as an Assistant Professor for
a Quantitative Marine Ecologist. The position is available starting on
January 16, 2014.
http://jobs.sciencecareers.org/job/319403/quantitative-marine-ecologist/
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18. Marine Protected Area (MPA) Marine Support Officer, Joint Nature
Conservation Committee
Aberdeen, UK
The Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) is seeking to recruit a
Marine Protected Area (MPA) Marine Support Officer for its Marine
Protected Sites Team in Aberdeen, to assist in the provision of advice
for the development of a well-managed network of marine protected areas
in UK waters, particularly offshore waters.
http://jncc.defra.gov.uk/page-6586
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19. School Program Coordinator, Chincoteague Bay Field Station
Chincoteague, VA
Full-time, year-round Senior Leadership Staff position that provides
management, program development, planning, and implementation of all
school program and summer camp related activities.
http://www.cbfieldstation.org/#/employment/4579308404 (very bottom)
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20. Sea Otter Care Intern, Monterey Bay Aquarium
Monterey, CA
Sea Otter Research and Conservation-Animal Care Internship
The Monterey Bay Aquarium's Sea Otter Research and Conservation program
is seeking enthusiastic and motivated individuals to assist staff with
the care and release of live-stranded sea otters.
Project responsibilities include, but are not limited to, daily care and
feeding of ill, injured and orphaned sea otters, maintenance and
cleaning of animal tanks and enclosures, and computer data entry.
Interns may also assist with rescues of live-stranded otters, tracking
of released otters, administration of medication to sick otters, and
managing otters in research projects.
Qualified applicants must be able to work in a team environment, must be
able to work independently without direct supervision, and must have
good communication skills. To apply, please register at the Aquarium's
Snaphire site at
https://montereybayaquarium.snaphire.com/jobdetails?ajid=hSGC7.
Requirements
*At least 18 years of age
*Current undergraduate or graduate student at an accredited college or
university
*Must be a student during the term immediately preceding the internship
*Must submit a resume of courses and/or experience related to position
applying
*Must provide a minimum of 2 letters of recommendation from
college/university professors or faculty staff
*3.0 minimum cumulative GPA
*3-month commitment of 24 hours each week (extension beyond the first 3
months dependent upon performance review by staff: 6-month potential max
internship)
*Proof of current tetanus vaccination
*Valid driver's license
*Project task assignments may include weekends and holidays as assigned
Desired Skills
*Strong Interest in and awareness of animal husbandry and marine science
/ ecology
*Willingness to get wet and dirty
*Attention to detail
*Ability to handle live animals and plants
*Able to lift up to 50 pounds
*Ability to multi-task
*Demonstrable research, writing, academic literature and organizational
skills
*Interpersonal skills and proven ability to work effectively with colleagues
*Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, including Word, Excel,
Outlook, and PPT
*Proficiency with SharePoint a plus
All internship opportunities are Unpaid or STEM Internships (STEM may
include funding provided through your educational institution). College
credit may be available. Please refer to your College/University's
student services division.
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*21. Science Communications Intern, Toledo Institute for Development and
Environment*
*Belize*
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Science Communications intern
to join the Research and Monitoring team at The Toledo Institute for
Development and Environment (TIDE).
TIDE is a Belizean NGO working to protect some of the most pristine
coastal and marine ecosystems in Central America, including the
healthiest coral reef in the whole Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System.
TIDE works by building local capacity for conservation and fostering
community participation in sustainable management of natural resources.
TIDE is one of the leading conservation organizations in the region and
is pioneering new approaches, including the first implementation of a
Managed Access fishery policy in the Belize Barrier Reef as well as an
award-winning environmental education and sports competition, the TIDE
Freshwater Cup.
**
*Primary Duties and Responsibilities:*
The Science Communications Officer will work under the supervision of
the Science Director to support all activities of the Research and
Monitoring Department at TIDE. Furthermore, there will be opportunities
to engage in other program areas, such as education and outreach.
Minimal training will be provided and the successful candidate will need
to be proactive and self-sufficient.
The successful candidate will have a diverse skillset and experience in
applying research and engaging stakeholders to facilitate management of
natural resources. This is an interdisciplinary position offering
experience in a variety of professional fields in research,
conservation, resource management, stakeholder engagement, outreach and
advocacy. You will be experienced with database management in both Excel
and Access, and confident with data analysis, interpretation and
reporting. Knowledge of ArcGIS is preferred.
You will have the opportunity to participate in various fieldwork
activities during your internship, as well as conduct lab work relating
to sedimentation, nutrient analysis, dissection and sea grass research.
You will support data entry for various programs, both in person and by
overseeing community researchers and volunteers
*This important role will involve the following duties:*
*Data Management:*
* Ensuring all field data are returned from the field and entered into
online databases immediately and accurately.
* Ensuring monitoring data are stored and organised properly.
* Maintaining TIDE Access Monitoring Databases under guidance from
Science Director.
* Data analysis using Excel, Access, Minitab/SPSS, ArcGIS, Ocean Data
View and others.
* Statistical analysis of monitoring data.
*Communications:*
* Writing reports on monitoring programs.
* Producing articles, press releases and other communications
materials relating to R&M activities.
* Writing weekly updates for internal communication relating to R&M
activities.
* Producing a monthly R&M newsletter for external audiences.
* Updating TIDE’s social media page with R&M news.
* Creating content for TIDE’s website to showcase the activities of
the R&M department and to serve as a resource for the public.
*The successful candidate will possess the following skills and qualities:*
* A good quality Bachelor’s Degree in coastal management, fisheries
science, conservation biology or related field.
* At least one year’s experience living and working in a relevant
capacity in tropical developing countries and in other cultures.
* Highly competent with Microsoft Word and PowerPoint. Outstanding
proficiency with ?Microsoft Excel and Access. Confident and
meticulous with handling and manipulating large datasets. Competent
with designing and creating user-friendly Access databases.
* Outstanding organizational and time management skills. Competent
working independently and as part of a team with limited direct
supervision to complete deliverables to a high standard on time.
* Excellent writing skills applicable to a range of purposes;
scientific reporting, delivering complex information to stakeholders
with limited understanding or awareness of environmental issues,
press releases, educational materials, advocacy materials etc.
* Knowledge and experience with regional coral reef monitoring
protocols, such as MBRS and AGRRA.
* Comfortable and experienced living in basic conditions at remote
TIDE Ranger Stations during fieldwork trips for up to a week on
occasion. This includes cold bucket showers, long-drop style toilet
facilities, dormitory-style sleeping arrangements and limited access
to electricity. (Majority of internship will be spent living in more
comfortable accommodation with electricity and running water in
Punta Gorda town).
* Initiative, energy, enthusiasm and creativity. Interdisciplinary in
nature, with express interest getting experience beyond pure
research, to include people management and media work.
* Sufficient funds to come to Belize (if not Belizean) and support
yourself for at least 6 months.
* Please note you will need to have your own laptop computer.
*The following would be desirable:*
* Postgraduate qualification in a relevant field.
* Website management experience in order to regularly update R&M
section of TIDE website.
* Competent with at least one video editing package, such as Final Cut
Pro or Vegas Pro 11.
* Competent with using ArcGIS to analyse environmental data.
Experience using Ocean Data View also preferred.
* Spanish language skills.
* Good understanding of fisheries science and interest in
community-based fisheries management.
The Science Communications intern will work alongside the Science
Director. The successful candidate will be proactive and
self-sufficient. Benefits of volunteering for TIDE include:
* Experience living in a developing country an among people of other
culture
* A chance to gain valuable experience
* A chance to make a lasting, positive impact
* Living and working in a beautiful, peaceful, multi-cultural
Caribbean town
* Being part of a friendly and dynamic team of committed individuals
in a leading Belizean conservation NGO
* Opportunities to visit areas managed by TIDE and get involved in
other aspects of TIDE’s work
* Adventure in a country with pristine ecosystems, world-class
snorkeling and SCUBA diving
Please see our website (http://www.tidebelize.org/) for more information
about our programs and activities and our Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/TIDEBZE for the latest news. Please direct any
questions to Ms. Cristin Fitzpatrick at cfitzpatrick at tidebelize.org
<mailto:cfitzpatrick at tidebelize.org>.
To apply, please send your c.v. and a cover letter to
_cfitzpatrick at tidebelize.org <mailto:cfitzpatrick at tidebelize.org>_by
*18th November 2013*. Shortlisted candidates will be contacted with
requests for further information.
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