[Jpjobs] Fwd: DCMC Jobs List April 18
Julia Westwater
jwestwater at whoi.edu
Fri Apr 18 15:13:16 EDT 2014
This week's openings:
1.Executive Director, Caribbean Program, The Nature Conservancy
2.Public Affairs Specialist, NOAA
3.Blue Forests Northwest Site Manager, Blue Ventures
4.Research Coordinator, Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
5.Program Specialist, Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative, Consortium for
Ocean Leadership
6.Hawksbill Project Coordinator, Wildlife Conservation Society
7.Division of Earth Sciences Director, National Science Foundation
8.Coastal Program Manager, URS Corp
9.Conservation and Restoration Program Manager, University of New Hampshire
10.Manager - Fisheries Conservation, National Fish & Wildlife Foundation
11.Lamont Research Professors, Columbia University
12.Assistant Marine Scientist, Coastal Ecology, Marine Resources
Research Institute
13.Manager, Fisheries Science, Rare
14.Fisheries Advisory Panel Facilitator, ERT/NOAA
15.Manager, Global Shark Conservation (Asia), Pew Charitable Trusts
16.Maldives Fisheries Science Research Officer, International Pole &
Line Foundation
17.Fisheries and Ecosystem Analyst, CCAMLR
18.OPS ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST II, FL DEP
19.MNCA- Baja Marine Initiative Coordinator, The Nature Conservancy
20.Coordinator, Tillamook Bay Watershed Council
21.Environmental Science Technician, Versar
22.Community Programs Coordinator, Florida Aquarium
23.Several Contract Positions, National Museum of Natural History
24.Program Assistant (Ocean Conservation), Conservation Law Foundation
25.Environmental Monitoring Intern, Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies
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1. Executive Director, Caribbean Program, The Nature Conservancy
Miami or Major Office in Region
The Executive Director (“Director”) is the chief executive for the
Caribbean operating unit. S/he is accountable for producing measurable
conservation results, developing staff, and nurturing organizational
values. The Director is a dynamic, high-level strategic thinker, a great
spokesperson, an effective fundraiser, and a strong manager. S/he is
very familiar with the Caribbean’s natural systems, culture, society,
and leaders, and is comfortable working with CEOs, partner
organizations, heads of state, and other high ranking government
officials. S/he should be an individual with high ethical standards and
a track record of getting things done. The Director is a strong
spokesperson, and able to articulate a compelling vision for
conservation both internally and externally. S/he promotes effective
execution by securing, coordinating, and configuring resources,
capacity, and programs to address the most critical organization-wide
projects, threats and strategies. The ability to develop strong working
relationships with a staff and partners who are widely distributed in a
variety of physical locations is critical.
The Director has seven direct reports, including leads for conservation,
philanthropy, external affairs, operations, and marketing in the
region. S/he approves and manages budgets and sets priorities which
dictate private and public fundraising goals. The Director raises
program funds from public and private sources in the United States,
Europe, and from within the region. He/she supports philanthropy,
resources and external affairs staff in the cultivation and direct
solicitation of donors (private, bilateral and multilateral government)
to meet fundraising goals. S/he is responsible for a significant
portion of the OU’s direct fundraising, and has experience working with
a board of advisors.
For further information please visit www.nature.org/careers
<http://www.nature.org/careers>to view full job description and submit
letter and resume by May 11th, 2014, for position # 42031.
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2. Public Affairs Specialist, NOAA
Silver Spring, MD
NOAA’s National Marine Fisheries Service — America’s premiere regulatory
science agency — is seeking an energetic public affairs professional to
work in a dynamic media relations office. The successful candidate will
serve as a public affairs specialist to advise leadership and scientific
staff on communications, serve as a spokesperson and will routinely
facilitate and accommodate requests from local, national and
international media. Additional duties include coordinating press
activities, including pitching news stories to reporters, planning and
executing events for news media, crafting news releases, letters to the
editor and Op-eds, and social media (Twitter). The NOAA Fisheries Public
Affairs Office provides a fast-paced exciting environment, exemplified
by heightened media attention involving everything from whale
disentanglement efforts, dolphin rescues, marine mammal strandings and
controversial commercial fishing regulations.
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/367602500
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3. Blue Forests Northwest Site Manager, Blue Ventures
Ambanja, Madagascar
The primary role of the Blue Forests’ Northwest Site Manager will be to
manage the field implementation of the community-based VCS mangrove
forest carbon project detailed above. This will be done with the support
of the Blue Forests NW Project Coordinator (Aude Carro) and the blue
carbon research team.
http://www.blueventures.org/job/29/blue forests northwest site manager-ambanja-bfnwm
(You’ll have to copy/paste this one)
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4. Research Coordinator, Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
Mt. Vernon, WA
The Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (PBNERR) on the
Puget Sound in Skagit County, Washington is seeking a Research
Coordinator (Natural Resource Scientist 3). This is a full-time
permanent position with the Washington Department of Ecology and
includes a full state benefits package.
This position will serve as the lead estuarine scientist, leading and
directing the work of research and monitoring staff, interns and
assistants, and representing the scientific programs of the PBNERR in
local, regional, national and international forums. Reporting to the
PBNERR Director, he/she will work collaboratively with all staff and
oversee the System Wide Monitoring Program and other federal science
mandates. The work involves developing, conducting and managing projects
and programs designed to characterize conditions in estuaries and
coastal watersheds, testing scientific hypotheses, and differentiating
the effect of human activities from natural variations.
For position details and access to the electronic application process,
and other information, please go to the following link:
http://agency.governmentjobs.com/washington/default.cfm?action=viewJob&jobID=844128
Questions not addressed in the information above may be sent to the
Padilla Bay Reserve Director at: tstevens at padillabay.gov
<mailto:tstevens at padillabay.gov>
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5. Program Specialist, Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative, Consortium
for Ocean Leadership
Washington, DC
The Program Specialist provides professional support for Ocean
Leadership-coordinated research programs and related activities in
support of the Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative (GoMRI) and the Ocean
Leadership mission. Specifically, this individual serves as part of
Ocean Leadership’s management team for GoMRI focusing on Task 3
(Post-Award Management) and participating in Task 1 (Proposal Review)
and Task 4 (Communications and Outreach) as needed. This individual’s
primary role will be to serve as the Scientific Program Coordination
Lead for the annual Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill & Ecosystem Science
Conference. Additional activities outside the scope of GoMRI include
representing Ocean Leadership programs as appropriate at meetings with
external organizations, participating in efforts to develop new programs
at Ocean Leadership and supporting other Ocean Leadership projects and
programs as needed.
http://oceanleadership.org/opportunity-program-specialist-gulf-mexico-research-initiative/
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6. Hawksbill Project Coordinator, Wildlife Conservation Society
Pearl Cays, Nicaragua
Period: 15 May 2014 - 15 March 2015 with possibility of extension.
Application Deadline:30 April 2014, or until position is filled
Responsibilities
Supervise, coordinate, and administer activities of the project under
supervision of the WCS Nicaragua Sea Turtle Conservation Project
Director/Coordinator and in close collaboration with the local Field
Supervisor. Assist in hawksbill project start-up activities (Hiring
workshop, training in field procedures, setting up field camp, etc).
Work with local field staff to ensure correct data collection,
coordinate and supervise daily activities of local staff conducting
fieldwork in the Pearl Cays, weekly team switches and assist with
nocturnal beach work during peak nesting. Pay project staff and keep
track of project expenses; maintain databases; summarize data; write
project weekly radio reports, periodic progress reports and final report
(Spanish & English), and proposals; and assist in boat and motor
maintenance. Assist in maintaining contact with personnel from local,
regional and national institutions, including universities and
government. Assist with other sea turtle program activities (i.e.
environmental education within the local schools, environmental events
in coordination with the municipality, etc), as time permits. There is
also potential for conducting future research or employment with the WCS
Nicaragua Sea Turtle Conservation Program.
See attached description for more information.
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7. Division of Earth Sciences Director, National Science Foundation
Arlington, VA
The National Science Foundation's (NSF) Directorate for Geosciences
(GEO) seeks candidates for the position of Director for the Division of
Earth Sciences (EAR). The position will be based in Arlington, Virginia.
The EAR Division Director serves as a member of the GEO leadership team
and as the Directorate's principal spokesperson in the area of earth
sciences research. The incumbent is responsible for the overall
planning, management, and commitment of budgeted funds for the Division,
which includes the Surface Earth Processes and Deep Earth Processes
sections. The Division Director has managerial and oversight
responsibilities for the effective use of division staff and resources
in meeting organizational goals and objectives. This includes directing
the activities of EAR, assessing the needs and trends in earth sciences
research and education, developing breakthrough opportunities,
implementing overall strategic planning, and policy setting. The
Division Director supervises and provides leadership and guidance to
senior EAR staff (Section Heads), program officers, and administrative
and support personnel. The responsibilities of the Division Director
include the coordination of activities with other relevant organizations
within the Foundation, other Federal agencies, community organizations,
and international partners.
Appointment to this Senior Executive Service (SES) position may be on a
Career or a one-to-three year SES limited-term appointment, with a
salary range of $157,000 to $176,200. Alternatively, the incumbent may
be assigned under the provisions of the Intergovernmental Personnel Act
(IPA).
Application deadline: Tuesday, 13 May 2014.
For the full position description or to apply, please go to:
earsearch at nsf.gov <mailto:earsearch at nsf.gov>
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Coastal Program Manager, URS Corp
Germantown, MD
We offer the following services that take a project through from initial
conception to final completion:
Numerical Modeling Assessments, Feasibility Studies and Site Appraisals,
Assessments of Coastal Processes, Structure Design, Scour Risk
Assessment & Mitigation, Environmental Impact Assessment, Coastal Zone
Management, Surveys and Investigations, Design and Contract
Administration, Site Supervision
The successful Coastal Program Manager candidate will become a leader
within our water resources team that employs over 70 engineers and GIS
specialists to perform a variety of water resources projects including
shoreline restoration protection and design, coastal restoration,
numerical modeling, floodplain analysis and mapping, watershed analysis,
hydrology and hydraulics, and stormwater management analysis and design.
The position will include project management, administrative duties
associated with mentoring and developing staff, responsibilities for
leadership on technical issues, and developing new business
opportunities. Position includes serving as a Program Manager, Project
Manager, Client Manager, and Proposal Champion, as appropriate.
https://www.urs.apply2jobs.com/ProfExt/index.cfm?fuseaction=mExternal.showJob&RID=81190&CurrentPage=1
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9. Conservation and Restoration Program Manager, University of New Hampshire
The Piscataqua Region Estuaries Partnership (PREP) seeks to hire a
Conservation and Restoration Program Manager who will be responsible for
identifying, planning and implementing complex coastal conservation and
restoration efforts in the New Hampshire Coastal Watershed. Candidates
should have a Master's degree in an appropriate field of Environmental
Science or Natural Resource Management, and experience in environmental
policy, strong project management and technical writing skills along
with a proven ability to secure and administer environmental grants.
Candidates should also have strong interpersonal skills and have
experience with public outreach public speaking.
The full position description and requirements can be found at:
https://jobs.usnh.edu/applicants/jsp/shared/position/JobDetails_css.jsp
Interested candidates should submit a resume, cover letter and salary
requirements using the provided link to the UNH jobs website by May 15,
2014.
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10. Manager - Fisheries Conservation, National Fish & Wildlife Foundation
Washington, DC
Working out of the Foundation’s Washington, D.C. office, the Manager –
Fisheries Conservation will be a key member of the Marine and Coastal
Conservation team and will manage strategic development and
implementation of the Foundation’s sustainable fisheries programs
including, but not limited to Diadromous Fish Initiative, U.S. Shellfish
Initiative, as well as the Fisheries Innovation Fund. S/he is
responsible for developing strategies and programs, assisting in
securing funding opportunities, managing applicable funding sources,
management of advisory committees, interacting with existing and
potential grant/contract recipients, coordinating proposal review,
providing technical assistance to grantees, reviewing/approving reports
from grantees, coordinating with the project administration team to
assure the effective implementation of the Foundation’s grant
administration policies, drafting recommendations for staff and Board
action, and closely coordinating program efforts with the Director,
Marine and Coastal Conservation (Director) and other Foundation staff.
S/he is also responsible for other duties as assigned by the Director.
http://nfwf.org/whoweare/careers/Pages/manager-fisheries-conservation.aspx
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11. Lamont Research Professors, Columbia University
New York, NY
The Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (LDEO) of Columbia University
anticipates appointing one or more Lamont Research Professors in the
Earth sciences in the coming academic year. The rank of the
appointment(s) is open and dependent on experience. Lamont Research
Professors receive nine-month appointments with partial salary support
provided from institutional sources. An incentive program encourages the
establishment of a vigorous externally funded research program to
provide the majority of salary support, including an opportunity for
summer salary. Applicants for Associate and Full Research Professor
ranks should have established records of innovative research of high
impact in one or more areas of Earth science, through publications in
peer-reviewed journals, and should have demonstrated success at raising
external support for their research programs. Applicants for the rank of
Assistant Research Professor should have demonstrated potential for
significant research contributions by having published in peer-reviewed
journals and potential for supporting their research programs with
external funding. Candidates with strong secondary interests in science
education and outreach are also encouraged to apply. LDEO is
particularly interested in applicants with research expertise in the
following areas:
·Climate and paleoclimate studies, including coupled climate, ocean, and
terrestrial ecosystems
·Cryospheric studies, including atmosphere-ocean-cryosphere
interactions, polar climate change, and ice sheet behavior
·Dynamics of hydrometeorological systems, particularly extreme events
and their impacts
https://academicjobs.columbia.edu/applicants/jsp/shared/frameset/Frameset.jsp?time=1397663801008
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12. Assistant Marine Scientist, Coastal Ecology, Marine Resources
Research Institute
Charleston, SC
The Marine Resources Research Institute (MRRI), which is located in
Charleston, South Carolina and is part of the South Carolina Department
of Natural Resources (SCDNR), has an Assistant Marine Scientist position
available for an individual with broad experience in marine community
ecology. This position involves conducting research on environmental
perturbations (anthropogenic and natural) in estuarine and marine
environments. This includes primarily applied research to assess the
physical environment and biological communities. Specific duties
include field sampling, biological (macrobenthic and nekton) community
analyses, water quality monitoring, sediment analyses, report and
manuscript writing, managing budgets and personnel, and grant and
contract development.
This position requires a Ph.D. in marine science or related field,
experience in community ecology, a strong background in study design and
statistical procedures, ability to perform field work in inclement
weather, demonstrated strong technical writing skills, and good
organizational and managerial skills. This position is currently fully
funded for one year at a starting salary of approximately $46,000 with
full benefits, and is expected to continue indefinitely. Applicants
must be legally authorized to work in the United States.
Applications will be accepted through April 25, 2014.
The MRRI is located at the Marine Resources Center adjacent to
Charleston Harbor. Institute staff interact routinely and extensively
with staff at other facilities located at the Center, including the
College of Charleston’s Grice Marine Laboratory, NOAA’s Center for
Coastal Environmental Health and Biomolecular Research, NOAA’s Hollings
Marine Laboratory, the National Institute for Standards and Technology,
and the Medical University of South Carolina’s Marine Biomedical
Program. The successful applicant may apply for an adjunct faculty
appointment in the College of Charleston’s Graduate Programs in Marine
Biology and Environmental Studies.
Interested applicants should apply online at
http://agency.governmentjobs.com/sc/default.cfm
To see more information and apply, select only the Department of Natural
Resources agency and click through to find the Assistant Marine
Scientist position listing. Include resume, references, education, and
work experience in appropriate locations. Add cover letter that
includes your statement of research interests in “Add Additional
Information” section.
For additional information on this position you may also contact:
Dr. Denise Sanger
843-953-9074; sangerd at dnr.sc.gov <mailto:sangerd at dnr.sc.gov>
Dr. John Leffler
843-953-3903; lefflerj at dnr.sc.gov <mailto:lefflerj at dnr.sc.gov>
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13. Manager, Fisheries Science, Rare
Arlington, VA
S/he will help to guide marine science and technical discussions on
TURF-Reserve program design, metrics and monitoring methodologies,
interpreting incoming data, an communicating results to a variety of
audiences both within Rare and externally. S/he will serve as lead
marine/fisheries scientist within Rare and provide expertise on marine
science and conservation to Rare staff to ensure Rare learns from Fish
Forever and applies best practices for marine conservation and
rights-based fisheries management.
http://www.rare.org/career-and-internship-opportunities
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14. Fisheries Advisory Panel Facilitator, ERT/NOAA
Silver Spring, MD
Will provide facilitation and mediation services for the National Marine
Fisheries Service (NMFS), Highly Migratory Species Division (F/SF1)
Advisory Panel (AP) meetings to be held in or near Silver Spring, MD.
The Advisory Panel generally includes roughly 40 representatives with
diverse backgrounds and interests such as fishery management,
recreational and commercial fisheries, academics, and environmentalists.
Prior to meetings, will review background documents, websites and other
materials; discuss meeting requirements and objectives with NMFS staff;
and will assist in developing meeting draft agenda and provide guidance
on how to plan the meeting in order to encourage full stakeholder
participation and achieve any other goals.
During the meetings, will ensure discussions remain constructive,
productive, professional, and on subject while remaining impartial to
all interests; provide materials, equipment, supplies and all other
items necessary to fully perform the facilitator duties; and will supply
informal verbal progress reports. Will provide a meeting summary report
that will integrate key outcomes from discussions and presentations.
When requested, will provide additional facilitators for part of any
meeting in order to moderate any breakout sessions.
http://ch.tbe.taleo.net/CH08/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=ERT&cws=1&rid=978
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15. Manager, Global Shark Conservation (Asia), Pew Charitable Trusts
Washington, DC
The Global Sharks Conservation Campaign is designed to reverse this
global decline of shark populations through public education, advocacy
and research. The campaign is engaged in activities to educate and
mobilize the public, media, and policymakers in international forums
including RFMOs, CITES and the United Nations, and to secure
precautionary, science-based protections for sharks within countries
targeted for nation-based action. Additionally, the campaign is
initiating work in Asia and this position will oversee these efforts.
This position will report to and work closely with the project's
Director. It is expected that this position is for a term period
through March 31, 2016 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/3485/manager%2c-global-shark-conservation-%28asia%29/job
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16. Maldives Fisheries Science Research Officer, International Pole &
Line Foundation
Malé, Maldives
The International Pole & Line Foundation (IPNLF) is committed to
improving the wellbeing of coastal communities, by helping develop new
and existing sustainable pole and line fisheries worldwide. Only two
years old, we’re already making a difference! We’re now looking for an
enthusiastic person to support our projects and science team in the
Maldives.
This role would be suitable for someone interested in learning more
about marine conservation, stakeholder engagement and applied fisheries
science. The role will provide insight into working for a charity,
exposure to fisheries science leaders and tuna RFMOs in the region.
http://ipnlf.org/vacancy-maldives-fisheries-science-research-officer/
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17. Fisheries and Ecosystem Analyst, CCAMLR
North Hobart, Australia
The Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources
(CCAMLR) is seeking a suitably qualified and experienced individual to
fill the position of Fisheries and Ecosystem Analyst. The appointee will
analyse data arising from CCAMLR scientific programs and provide expert
analysis and synthesis of CCAMLR data and related information to support
the Scientific Committee of CCAMLR. The successful applicant will have
appropriate qualifications (recent MSc or PhD in relevant subject),
experience in data analysis and modelling, preferably related to marine
ecosystems and/or fisheries, and expertise in the use of analytical
software, particularly R. The post is initially offered on a three-year
contract with a commencing salary of A$73 589, generous superannuation
and other benefits.
http://www.ccamlr.org/en/organisation/fisheries-and-ecosystem-analyst
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18. OPS ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST II, FL DEP
Miami, FL
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection's (FDEP) Coral Reef
Conservation Program (CRCP) is currently hiring an OPS ENVIRONMENTAL
SPECIALIST II for its Reef Injury Prevention and Response (RIPR) Program.
Responsible for leading coordination and implementation of management
options and activities to prevent damage to SE FL reef resources from
anchoring and groundings, including implementation of the
recommendations for reef injury response preparation and coordination
priorities identified in the SEFCRI "Rapid Response & Restoration for
Coral Reef Injuries in Southeast Florida" document.
How to
Apply:http://jobs.myflorida.com/viewjob.html?optlink-view=view-698568&ERFormID=newjoblist&ERFormCode=any
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19. MNCA- Baja Marine Initiative Coordinator, The Nature Conservancy
La Paz, Mexico
The Baja Marine Initiative Coordinator oversees most aspects of the Baja
Marine Initiative (BMI). The BMI is a 10-year project that intends to
mobilize the political will and large-scale funding to expand the scope,
scale and pace of conservation action in the Gulf of California and
Mexico’s Northern Pacific region. S/he provides strategic vision and
direction and oversees the implementation of the strategies under the BMI.
https://careers.nature.org/psp/tnccareers/APPLICANT/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM.HRS_CE.GBL?SiteId=1Job
#42056
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20. Coordinator, Tillamook Bay Watershed Council
Tillamook, OR
The Tillamook Bay Watershed Council (TBWC), based in Tillamook, Oregon,
is seeking a coordinator to oversee the council’s activities. The
coordinator position is funded through a grant from the Oregon
Watershed Enhancement Board. The coordinator will assist the Council
with implementation of the Tillamook Bay Watershed Work Plan, which
contains recommendations for activities within the Tillamook Bay basin.
See attached description for more information.
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21. Environmental Science Technician, Versar
Columbia, MD
Versar, Inc., is seeking an Environmental Science Technician to support
various ecological assessment projects for a diverse client base of
primarily local, state and federal agencies out of its Columbia, MD
office. The ideal candidate will have experience conducting field work
in a variety of disciplines including sampling methods used for marine
and estuarine research, stream assessments, storm water sampling,
fisheries science or related field. In particular, we are seeking an
individual with experience in small vessel operations to serve as boat
operator for several long-term benthic, water quality, and fisheries
assessment projects. Biological sample processing skills are also being
sought. Additional experience in data analysis and reporting (using
MSWord, Excel, Access, GIS, etc.) is desirable.
The successful candidate will be expected to support or manage field
studies under the supervision of Versar Project Managers and Senior
Scientists. Types of field work include the collection of freshwater
and marine benthic, fisheries, and habitat data. Stormwater sampling
involves collecting water quality samples and streamflow data, operating
automated sampling equipment, maintaining databases and field logs, and
tracking samples. Field work occurs in the Mid-Atlantic region of the
U.S. and may require overnight trips or evening/weekend work when
necessary.
See attached description for more information.
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22. Community Programs Coordinator, Florida Aquarium
Tampa, FL
Duties: Responsible for development and daily management of community
programs (camps, birthdays, tots and scout programs). Plans and
implements innovative and effective community programs in direct support
of the purpose/vision/mission/values of The Florida Aquarium. Maintains
relationships with outside partners for programming. Maintains accurate
expense records for reporting purposes. Oversees budgets and materials.
Enhances community awareness of programming through marketing efforts.
Designs, implements, trains and oversees Instructors, Lead Party Host,
Summer Camp Staff, Volunteers and Interns. Teaches school and community
programs.
Full-Time, Salaried position with benefits after 90 days. Full job
description is attached. Please don’t reply to this email directly, send
any resumes and inquiries to hr at flaquarium.org <mailto:hr at flaquarium.org>.
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23. Several Contract Positions, National Museum of Natural History
Washington, DC
Here at the National Museum of Natural History Office of Education and
Outreach, we have just posted five different contractor jobs that will
start in the next couple of months. They range from part- to full-time,
and require a variety of skill sets and experience.
They are:
Learning Programs Assistant
Ocean Education Specialist
Youth Volunteer Coordinator for Q?rius
Science Communication Facilitator for Youth Engagement through Science
National Outreach Coordinator for Youth Engagement through Science
More info and links to the detailed Scope of Work and Requests for
Quotes are here:
http://www.mnh.si.edu/education/contract_opportunities.html.
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24. Program Assistant (Ocean Conservation), Conservation Law Foundation
Boston, MA
Reporting to the Director of Operations, and to the Massachusetts
Advocacy Center Director, the program assistant will not only perform
regular administrative duties but will also actively participate in
program advocacy. This is an exciting time for ocean conservation and
management in the region and across the country; the program assistant
will have a front seat role to play working to restore and protect the
health of New England’s ocean environment and a number of other
programmatic priorities for CLF. This fun, varied and challenging
position will require regular contact and collaboration with advocacy
staff from each CLF program area and state office. CLF is seeking a
bright self-starter who thrives in a dynamic environment and welcomes
the exciting challenges of working for a regional environmental advocacy
organization dedicated to the mission of protecting New England’s
environment.
http://oceanleadership.org/opportunity-program-assistant-ocean-conservation/
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25. Environmental Monitoring Intern, Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies
Provincetown, MA
Intern will assist with field sampling and laboratory analysis for the
Provincetown beach monitoring project looking at the environmental
impacts of beach raking. As part of this project, which is in its third
season, the intern will collect and filter porewater, process wrack
samples, and plate bacteria samples from beach sand. This project takes
place on Monday and Tuesday and is tidally based so you must be
available for the full day and willing to work around the tidal schedule
which will be given to you at the beginning of the season. There may
also be possibilities for the intern to participate in water quality
sampling both on and off shore.
http://www.coastalstudies.org/who-we-are/internships.htm
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