[Jpjobs] Fwd: DCMC Jobs List March 14
Julia Westwater
jwestwater at whoi.edu
Fri Mar 14 14:32:50 EDT 2014
This week's openings:
1.Blue Carbon Manager, Madagascar, Blue Ventures
2.Technical Editor, CSA Ocean Sciences
3.Senior Program Officer, GEF Project Agency, WWF
4.Program Officer, Fisheries – #14038, World Wildlife Fund
5.Budget Officer, Marine Program, Wildlife Conservation Society
6.Conservation Science Coordinator, Belize, Wildlife Conservation Society
7.Senior Associate, U.S. Oceans, Northeast, Pew Charitable Trusts
8.Associate, Global Penguin Conservation Campaign, Pew Charitable Trusts
9.Director, National Seafood Inspection Lab, NOAA
10.Assistant Director for Science Application, US Fish & Wildlife Service
11.Restoration Project Specialist, Save the Bay
12.Marine Area Manager, Lockheed Martin
13.Director, Research and Monitoring, Rare
14.IT Specialist (Internet), NOAA
15.Mediterranean Campaigner, Oceana
16.Various International Opportunities, Rare
17.Marine Community Support Officer, Scotland, Fauna & Flora International
18.Scottish Conservation Officer, Whale and Dolphin Center
19.Sightings and Strandings Officer, Hebridean Whale & Dolphin Trust
20.Postdoctoral Associate, State University of New York - Environmental
Science and Forestry
21.Postdoctoral Fellow – Assessment of Climate Change Adaptation
Options, University of Waterloo
22.Postdoc: Evolutionary Biology/Genomics, Florida International University
23.Fall 2014 Law Clerk, Oceana
24.Interpretation Intern, CA State Parks
25.Marine Mammal Photo ID Internship, Aquarium of the Pacific
26.Intern, Mississippi River Restoration Science, Environmental Defense Fund
27.Intern, Mississippi River Legal/Policy, Environmental Defense Fund
28.2014 Cornell Iscol Internship, Research and Development, Oceans,
Environmental Defense Fund
29.Georgia Sea Grant Marine Science Education Internships, University of
Georgia's Marine Education Center and Aquarium
30.INTERN - MAINSTREAMING PROTECTED AREAS IN DEVELOPMENT PLANNING, UNDP
31.HWDT Sightings and Strandings Intern, Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust
32.Internships, Smithsonian Institution's National Zoological Park
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1. Blue Carbon Manager, Madagascar, Blue Ventures
Madagascar
In order to support the successful development of our blue carbon
projects along the west coast of Madagascar we are seeking a
scientist/forester experienced in the successful development of forest
carbon projects. The job will entail managing the applied research
required to develop a VCS REDD+CIW project; as well as presenting the
blue carbon science outputs of the project to government and high level
national REDD+ forums, and supporting the integration of blue carbon
into Madagascar’s national REDD+ activities. Consequently the
successful candidate will be experienced in technical carbon project
development, but ideally will also have a working knowledge of REDD+
policy and the ability to communicate the project’s outputs to policy
makers.
http://www.blueventures.org/job/26/blue-carbon-manager-madagascar-madagascar-mbc2014
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2. Technical Editor, CSA Ocean Sciences
Stuart, FL
CSA Ocean Sciences Inc. (CSA) is an established multidisciplinary
worldwide leader in marine environmental science consulting, with an
emphasis on oil and gas, coastal permitting/monitoring, and habitat
restoration. CSA is seeking a full-time, in-house technical editor to
be a part of the document production team in the Stuart, Florida office.
The candidate should have a strong science background and strong skills
in science reading comprehension and science writing. An environmental
science/biology degree is required; a marine biology and ecology
background would be considered a major strength. Responsibilities
include comprehending and editing (including copy editing) highly
technical reports, proposals, correspondence, marketing material, etc.
Necessary skills and qualifications include attention to detail,
exceptional spelling ability, comprehensive understanding of the rules
of grammar, and excellent reading comprehension. The candidate must
have a demonstrated ability to manage multiple tasks under tight
deadlines and work closely with authors and scientific reviewers as a
dependable team player. Computer competence with email, internet, and
MS Word is required, and familiarity with web‑based content is a plus.
Salary is $40-45,000 and negotiable depending on qualifications.
Interviewed candidates will be asked to edit a sample document and
provide (hard copy or electronic) examples of editing experience.
Submit résumé via e-mail to dhopler at conshelf.com
<mailto:dhopler at conshelf.com>.
http://www.csaocean.com/csa-careers/
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3. Senior Program Officer, GEF Project Agency, WWF
Washington, DC
World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the world’s leading conservation
organization, seeks a Senior Program Officer for the GEF Project Agency.
Under the supervision of the Manager, Ensures the operations of the GEF
(Global Environment Facility) Project Agency system and compliance of
projects with GEF and WWF norms, implements the WWF GEF strategy with a
focus on internal and network communications and GEF Project Agency
systems management. The position also works with a broad team to ensure
proper development and implementation of GEF projects by WWF. This work
is done under the guidance of WWF’s GEF Coordinator.
https://www4.recruitingcenter.net/Clients/WorldWildlifeFund/PublicJobs/controller.cfm?jbaction=JobProfile&Job_Id=11136&esid=az
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4. Program Officer, Fisheries – #14038, World Wildlife Fund
Washington, DC
World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the world’s leading conservation
organization, seeks a Program Officer for Fisheries. Under the
supervision of a Senior Program Officer, plan, manage, implement,
monitor and report on activities related to our fishery rights-based
management (RBM) work. The Program Officer will primarily work on
projects focused on the Latin American region and periodically engage on
projects in other parts of the WWF Network. S/he will respond to
requests for oral and written information; work directly with project
personnel, grantees, consultants, and others to facilitate coordination,
communication, and regular reporting.
https://www4.recruitingcenter.net/Clients/WorldWildlifeFund/PublicJobs/controller.cfm?jbaction=JobProfile&Job_Id=11138&esid=az
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5. Budget Officer, Marine Program, Wildlife Conservation Society
Bronx, NY
The Program Officer, Finance plays a vital role within the six-person
team for the Global Marine Program, which both supports and guides the
WCS field programs. The primary function of the Program Officer, Finance
is to coordinate and oversee the budgetary, financial, and grants
management of the program and its component projects, working closely
with field staff located around the world. The Program Officer, Finance
assists with the development of annual project budgets and the
preparation of proposals (budgets), coordinates grant reporting, and
helps manage the Program’s annual budget of approximately $10 million.
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6. Conservation Science Coordinator, Belize, Wildlife Conservation Society
WCS seeks a Conservation Science Coordinator to lead the scientific and
technical aspects of their marine program in Belize. The primary purpose
of WCS in Belize is to develop and implement science-based conservation
and management programs that will conserve Belize’s marine ecosystems in
the long term.
Summary of Position
The Conservation Science Coordinator, who will be based in the WCS
office in Belize City, will directly supervise the Technical
Coordinator, and other staff as may be assigned, and assist in
management of the science and education programs conducted at the
Glover’s Reef Marine Research Station. S/he will also provide input on
grant proposals and reports. The Conservation Science Coordinator will
report to WCS’s Belize Country Program Director.
The Conservation Science Coordinator will be responsible for:
·Strengthen the science component of programs by providing the necessary
expertise and oversight to project development, design, and implementation.
·Lead WCS Belize’s environmental and fisheries monitoring programs, data
analyses and interpretation of results; disseminate results of research
and monitoring through writing of technical reports and peer-reviewed
papers, contributing to outreach materials, and attending meetings and
workshops.
·Maintain and manage current data sets in the most suitable formats and
ensure data quality standards.
·Provide scientific oversight, strategy and direction to the research
conducted at the Glover’s Reef Research Station.
·Directly supervise the work of the Technical Coordinator and other
staff that may be assigned, including serving as the Primary Reviewer on
annual performance evaluations, providing professional mentorship and
technical guidance, and overseeing the development and execution of the
annual work plan.
·Advise the Country Director on the scientific and technical aspects of
the WCS Belize Marine Program as part of the ongoing strategic review
and adjustment of the program.
·Assist with project reporting, development of project proposals and
fund-raising.
·Coordinate training of students in relevant field courses, using the
Glovers Reef Research Station as a platform, and assist with the
development of field courses.
Required Qualifications and Experience
·Excellent knowledge of the marine environment in Belize, as well as the
existing legal and management framework; thorough understanding of
marine conservation issues in Belize
·Commitment to marine conservation and the mission of the Wildlife
Conservation Society
·Sound knowledge and experience with design of research or surveys, data
collection and statistical analysis, including proficiency in the use of
statistical software (ideally R and custom packages such as Distance,
Mark and Presence), use of GPS and GIS; qualified SCUBA diver
·Excellent communication and organizational skills
·A Ph.D. (preferable) or M.Sc. in marine science and/or natural
resources management; a publication record would be an asset
·Several years’ experience in the field of research or management in
Belize and, ideally, the wider Caribbean
To apply: cover letters and CVs, along with two letters of reference,
should be emailed to marineprogram at wcs.org
<mailto:marineprogram at wcs.org>. The deadline for receipt of
applications is the 11th April, 2014.
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7. Senior Associate, U.S. Oceans, Northeast, Pew Charitable Trusts
Washington, DC
The Senior Associate, Policy 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 policy makers, by drafting testimony, correspondence,
policy statements, white papers and reports. In addition, this person
will engage with policy makers and other stakeholders, and represent Pew
at the Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Council, Atlantic States Marine
Fisheries Commission (ASMFC), associated advisory panels and scientific
committees, and with Congress and federal and state agencies.
https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/3645/senior-associate%2c-u.s.-oceans%2c-northeast/job
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8. Associate, Global Penguin Conservation Campaign, Pew Charitable Trusts
Washington, DC
The Trusts is seeking to hire an Associate, Global Penguin Conservation
(GPC), to work closely with project staff to support and assist in
advocating and implementing strategies to achieve the project’s goals,
while supporting the entire spectrum of activity under the project.
https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/3695/associate%2c-global-penguin-conservation-campaign/job
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9. Director, National Seafood Inspection Lab, NOAA
Pascagoula, MS
This position is with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA), National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), Office
of Sustainable Fisheries (OSF), National Seafood Inspection Lab
(NSIL), located in Pascagoula, MS. The individual selected for this
position will:
Oversee the operation and development of fishery management programs
that focus on seafood product quality, safety, and seafood related trade
and commerce at NSIL.
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/364145800
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10. Assistant Director for Science Application, US Fish & Wildlife Service
Washington, DC
The Assistant Director for Science Application serves as the principal
science advisor to the Director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
(FWS) on all fish and wildlife science and research matters. As such,
the incumbent is responsible for scientific leadership, program
formulation, and technical definition of research needs. The incumbent
serves as liaison between the Department of the Interior (DOI) and the
FWS Regional Offices and its Regional Directors as well as Regional
Scientists to address science program standards, priorities, and
funding. He/she represents FWS on DOI and inter-departmental science
issues and initiatives. The incumbent develops partnerships,
particularly with states, to address science training and the role of
science in natural resource management. He/she coordinates issues with
the DOI Science Advisor and the U.S. Geological Survey, as well as the
science efforts and programs of the National Marine Fisheries Service,
the Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Forest Service, National
Aeronautics and Space Administration, universities, and other science
organizations. The incumbent develops and provides program direction
for the application and adaptation of new concepts and techniques to
implement advanced collection, analysis, and evaluation of data on
population status and trends and habitat needs of fish, wildlife, and
plants. Such activities include national planning, policy guidance
development, budget development, legislative and regulatory support.
These activities support the conservation and perpetuation of fish,
wildlife, and plant resources in North America.
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/364011900
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11. Restoration Project Specialist, Save the Bay
Oakland, CA
The Restoration Project Specialist is responsible for leading Save The
Bay’s community-based restoration programs for youth and adult
volunteers. Save The Bay’s restoration team works to re-establish
crucial transition zone habitat along coastal marshes around the S.F.
Bay. The Restoration Project Specialist role is both educator and
project implementer in the field. This position works as an outdoor
educator to teach students 5th-12th grade the history and ecology of the
Bay, as well as cultivate youth stewardship. The Project Specialist also
manages large volunteer groups on projects such as invasive species
removal, native plant propagation and outplanting, as well as shoreline
cleanups. In addition, the Project Specialist assists the restoration
team with project planning, scientific monitoring, and additional field
and office tasks. This position reports to the Restoration Program Manager.
https://www.savesfbay.org/work-save-bay
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12. Marine Area Manager, Lockheed Martin
Centennial, CO
The Marine Area Manager is responsible for planning, programming,
scheduling, and providing equipment and support services safely aboard
the USAP research vessels. The Manager is responsible for the technical
management of the research vessel subcontracts and operations, and
interacts frequently with the National Science Foundation (NSF), other
agencies, and research vessel owner management. Also, the Marine Manager
administers, in cooperation with Subcontracts, charters for research
vessels assuring all requirements are met and adhered to.
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13. Director, Research and Monitoring, Rare
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Rare inspires change so people and nature thrive. Our culture is
results oriented and entrepreneurial, committed to working towards
measureable goals and creating results.
It’s never been a better time to join the Rare team. Rare is growing and
expanding our impact through a range of exciting programs, including
watershed protection, sustainable agriculture, and Fish Forever – our
first global initiative working to restore near-shore fisheries in the
developing tropics (
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significant contribution to all of our programs.
Position Overview
The Director, Research and Monitoring has the unique opportunity to be
at the forefront of Rare’s impact by leading the ongoing development and
expansion of a scientifically rigorous monitoring and evaluation program
for Rare. Joining a team of global specialists in the fields of
training, social marketing, quality assurance and database management,
the Director plays a critical role in ensuring Rare designs and executes
projects with clear and measurable outcomes in behavior change and
threat reduction, as well as resulting biological and social impacts.
The ideal candidate will be a dynamic innovator who will oversee the
departmental work of a cross-organizational Science Team and serve as a
catalyst within Rare to establish leading practices for measuring
programmatic impact. S/he will develop, maintain and improve the
organization's monitoring and evaluation functions and outcomes-based
evaluation strategy. S/he will serve as the spokesperson for Rare on
research and monitoring and as its primary advisor on this topic to
senior leadership and the Board.
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14. IT Specialist (Internet), NOAA
Washington, DC
The incumbent serves as:
·Webmaster and front-end web designer for NOAA.gov and associated web sites.
·Webmaster will work daily with NOAA Communications staff in
headquarters and those stationed in the line offices to design and alter
elements of the NOAA home page, write, and edit online stories including
photos, videos and graphics, and generate social media content.
·Webmaster also implements NOAA's Communications Internet and social
media information content standards.
·Receives information from scientific and/or technical professionals,
then creates content including multimedia on NOAA"s home page and social
media channels.
·Develops online communications strategies for a national audience from
concept to final implementation for web sites, blogs and social media
outreach programs including the front-end design and content development
of web sites.
·Represents NOAA's Office of Communication and External Affairs as the
technical expert on the NOAA Web Committee.
https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/363854800
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15. Mediterranean Campaigner, Oceana
Madrid, Spain
Background
Oceana www.oceana.org <http://www.oceana.org/> campaigns to protect and
restore the world’s oceans. Our teams of marine scientists, economists,
lawyers and advocates win specific and concrete policy changes to reduce
pollution and to prevent the irreversible collapse of fish populations,
marine mammals and other sea life.
Oceana, an international conservation organization dedicated to
protecting the world’s oceans is seeking a full-time Marine Scientist
specialized in fisheries and fisheries policy to work with us in our
European Headquarters based in Madrid, Spain.
POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES:
The successful candidate will have expertise in Mediterranean fisheries
sustainability and experience in fisheries policy. Proficiency in
Italian and English is essential. Good communication skills are
necessary as well, including writing, public speaking and interpersonal
skills.
The successful candidate will be reporting to the European fisheries
manager and the European research Director and will:
- Work in cooperation with the fisheries team to ensure coherence of
Oceana’s vision across the different regions
- Design and develop policy strategies aimed to successfully achieve
Oceana’s goals for sustainable fishing in the Mediterranean Sea
- Represent the organization in relevant scientific and governmental
institutions and act as media spokesperson when required
- Write reports and policy briefings
http://oceana.org/en/eu-50
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16. Various International Opportunities, Rare
Indonesia, Philippines, Brazil
Rare has a number of Director and Manager positions open in their field
offices.
http://www.rare.org/career-and-internship-opportunities
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17. Marine Community Support Officer, Scotland, Fauna & Flora International
The purpose of this role is to work with specific coastal communities in
Scotland to assist them to meet their own aspirations with regard to
management of local inshore marine resources. The individual will work
directly with (and in cases be seconded to) the communities concerned,
but will be employed by FFI and will also be offered support and advice
from a wider advisory panel with knowledge of marine protection
processes in Scotland. This position will be based in Scotland,
preferably home-based, dependent on location, but with opportunities to
work from office space either in Edinburgh or with partner
organisations, when necessary.
http://www.fauna-flora.org/about/jobs/
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18. Scottish Conservation Officer, Whale and Dolphin Center
Moray, Scotland
WDC is looking for a passionate Conservation Officer to promote active
volunteer participation in science by undertaking management of the
shore-based cetacean watching volunteer programme, Shorewatch.
WDC Shorewatch
<http://www.wdcs.org/national_regions/scotland/shorewatch/index.php> is
a network of trained volunteers monitoring the presence and absence of
whales and dolphins at selected sites around the Scottish coastline, in
order to raise awareness and capture vital data crucial to the long term
future of these amazing creatures.
You will regularly visit Shorewatch sites around the Scottish coastline
to support volunteers, deliver trainings and run events, aiming to meet
data collection targets. You will be an excellent communicator, be able
to work independently and have experience of volunteer management.
http://uk.whales.org/jobs/scottish-conservation-officer
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19. Sightings and Strandings Officer, Hebridean Whale & Dolphin Trust
Isle of Mull, Scotland
The Hebridean Whale & Dolphin Trust wishes to appoint a Sightings and
Strandings Officer based in Tobermory, Isle of Mull. Working as a member
of the Trust’s small, dynamic research team, the Sightings Officer is
primarily responsible for building and maintaining HWDT’s Community
Sightings Programme – the reporting network for local marine users to
register their sightings of cetaceans on the west coast of Scotland
(including strandings and photographs).
Overall purpose of the job:
The main responsibilities of the Sightings and Strandings Officer are to
liaise with the local communities within Argyll and Bute, Western Isles,
Highlands and Islands, Skye and Lochaber to facilitate the reporting of
animal sighting and stranding records. He/she will be responsible for
organizing the collected sightings and strandings data and producing
regular reports.
http://www.whaledolphintrust.co.uk/about-vacancies.asp
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20. Postdoctoral Associate, State University of New York - Environmental
Science and Forestry
Syracuse, NY
The Research Foundation for State University of New York, College of
Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY ESF) is seeking outstanding
applicants for the position of postdoctoral researcher to work on the
human dimensions of coastal management, and with specific focus on
post-Sandy evacuation issues. The position is funded by a grant (Sea
Grant); the person hired will work closely with principal investigator
Dr. Sharon Moran (SUNY ESF) and coordinate with other research team members.
http://esf.interviewexchange.com/jobofferdetails.jsp?JOBID=47213
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21. Postdoctoral Fellow – Assessment of Climate Change Adaptation
Options, University of Waterloo
Waterloo, Canada
We seek a highly motivated postdoctoral fellow with experience in
climate change adaptation research in a developing country context. The
candidate will conduct research related to climate change adaptation
options that have been developed and implemented in over 100 cases
funded by the International Development Research Centre. In partnership
with ICLEI Canada (International Council for Local Environmental
Initiatives), this project will:
1. Develop a set of criteria by which to judge a successful adaptation
option;
2. Draw together and categorize adaptation options designed and
implemented under the auspices of the IDRC’s Climate Change and Water
(CCW) program;
3. Make these cases widely available through a flexible, web‐based
interface;
4. Convene a wider conversation with scholarly and practitioner
communities about strategies for assessing and accelerating adaptation.
See attached description for more information.
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22. Postdoc: Evolutionary Biology/Genomics, Florida International University
Miami, FL
The Bracken-Grissom Lab at Florida International University in the
Department of Biology and Marine Sciences Program is looking for a
1-year postdoctoral fellow with an interest in evolutionary biology and
genomics.
The Bracken-Grissom Lab is fundamentally interested in the evolution of
marine invertebrates with an emphasis on decapod crustaceans.Present
research combines molecular, morphological, and fossil evidence to gain
insights into evolutionary relationships (phylogeny), biogeography,
biodiversity, ecology, origins, and diversification of crabs, lobsters
and shrimp.
The successful applicant will be involved in multiple projects that
include: 1) large scale phylogenetic/phylogenomic/population genetic
studies of decapod crustaceans and 2) the evolution of bioluminescence
using RNAseq data.Mentoring of graduate and undergraduate students will
be needed as part of these projects.Experience with wet-lab molecular
techniques, large data matrices, phylogenetics/population genetic
software, next generation sequencing methods (ex. phylogenomics,
transcriptomics, RADseq), and bioinformatics is required. Additional
experience with decapod crustaceans is a plus.The successful candidate
must have completed her/his doctoral degree before taking up the
position.Our work requires good organizational and computational skills
and the ability to work collaboratively as part of a team.Occasional
physically demanding fieldwork may also be required to support research.
As a single PDF, applications must include a 1) cover letter briefly
outlining the candidate's fit to the position 2) CV 3) research
statement, and 4) contact information for three references, preferably
including doctoral advisor and/or postdoctoral advisor (if relevant).
All information may be sent directly to Dr. Heather Bracken-Grissom at
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23. Fall 2014 Law Clerk, Oceana
Washington, DC
Application Deadline: April 1, 2014
Job Description
Oceana's Legal Department seeks current law students who have an
interest in ocean conservation or environmental law to serve as law
clerks or externs. The legal team brings strategic federal litigation to
advance marine conservation goals (mainly under the Magnuson-Stevens
Fishery Conservation and Management Act, the National Environmental
Policy Act, the Endangered Species Act, and the Marine Mammal Protection
Act) and supports Oceana’s policy and legislative initiatives. Oceana’s
current campaigns focus on encouraging responsible fisheries, including
conservation of sharks and sea turtles; combating seafood fraud; and
advocating clean offshore energy while fighting the expansion of
offshore oil and gas drilling.
Qualifications
Applicants should possess excellent research and writing skills, a solid
academic record, the maturity to support a team effort, strong work
ethic, sense of initiative and good judgment. Law clerks may be asked to
perform legal and factual research, review and analyze administrative
records, draft research memoranda and legal documents, analyze
legislation and help implement lobbying strategies, attend court and/or
Congressional hearings, and participate in staff meetings. We currently
have several clerkship positions open for Fall 2014. Clerks must work
for a minimum of 10 weeks; school schedules will be accommodated. Clerks
will not be compensated, but Oceana encourages applications from
students in work-study programs or externship programs that provide
credit, as well as students who receive funding from their law school or
other sources.
Application Instructions:
Applications should be sent to the email address listed below. Please
include a cover letter, resume, law school and undergraduate transcripts
(unofficial and official), a writing sample (legal memo or brief
preferred), and three references.
Contact Information:
Adam Pearse
legalhiring at oceana.org <mailto:legalhiring at oceana.org>
Washington, DC 20036
Application Deadline: 04/01/2014
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24. Interpretation Intern, CA State Parks
Carlsbad, CA
(Non-paid internship, volunteer, eligible for school credit) (Seasonal)
We are seeking a mature, self-motivated, charismatic interpreter to
assist with campfire programs at the outdoor campfire center and Junior
Ranger programs in a coastal beach environment. The position is
classified as a seasonal position and will be assigned to San Elijo
State Beach and South Carlsbad State Beach campgrounds. Programs will be
conducted on weekends and holidays and some evening shifts are required.
The anticipated start date is mid-May.
Primary responsibilities include assisting with creating, preparing and
conducting high quality educational programs for all ages, including
campfire programs, tide pool walks, nature walks, junior ranger
programs, school programs, and community presentations and talks. Duties
will also include: assisting other presenters in program presentation,
organizing and scheduling interpretive programs with the park rangers,
perform routine administrative duties, and inventory, maintain, repair,
replace, and order interpretive equipment and supplies, and assist in
campground entrance station operations as needed.
Desirable traits/experience includes: ability to read, write, and speak
English at a level to effectively communicate thematic programs,
proficiency with audio visual equipment, computers, and cameras in
program preparation and presentation, knowledge of State Park
operations, ability to inform and educate the public of laws,
regulations, and procedures, ability to work outside and stand for long
periods of time, and wear a prescribed uniform.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
ü Equivalency to (2) full years of high school completion with special
interest in natural sciences or human history, or (2) with major work in
education.
ü Paid or non-paid work performing duties similar to those of a park
interpretive specialist may be substituted for a maximum of two years of
required education.
TO APPLY:
Send completed resume and a https://jobs.ca.gov/pdf/std678.pdf
Attn: Cory Hawkins
North Sector Office
2680 Carlsbad Blvd.
Carlsbad, CA 92008
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25. Marine Mammal Photo ID Internship, Aquarium of the Pacific
Long Beach, CA
This intern will be responsible for assisting the Boats Coordinator on
photo IDing blue whales, fin whales, and humpback whales during our
daily whale watching cruises, as well as interpreting data to guests at
the Aquarium.
http://www.aquariumofpacific.org/volunteer/college_internships/marine_mammal_photo_id_internship
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26. Intern, Mississippi River Restoration Science, Environmental Defense
Fund
Washington, DC
The intern will have the opportunity to learn about the complexities of
restoring the Gulf Coast region by working as part of the Mississippi
River Delta Restoration Coalition. The coalition works with prominent
state and national environmental organizations, which will provide
opportunities for the intern to connect across multiple organizations
and platforms. This position is a great opportunity to gain valuable
experience and insight in nonprofit, campaign-driven science-based
advocacy work. You will work side-by-side with top members of EDF's
Mississippi River Delta Restoration team in a fast-paced work
environment that requires quick learning and accountability for results.
By the completion of the internship, you will have gained an
understanding of coastal restoration issues, nonprofit communication
systems and strategies, and the mechanics of writing and advocacy to
diverse audiences.
http://www.edf.org/jobs/summer-intern-mississippi-river-restoration-science
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27. Intern, Mississippi River Legal/Policy, Environmental Defense Fund
Washington, DC
The intern will have the opportunity to learn about the complexities of
restoring the Gulf Coast region through the Mississippi River Delta
Restoration Campaign (MRD). The Campaign works with prominent state and
national environmental organizations, which will provide opportunities
for the intern to connect across multiple organizations and platforms.
This position is a great opportunity to gain valuable experience and
insight in nonprofit, campaign-driven public relations work. You will
work side-by-side with top members of EDF's Mississippi River Delta
Restoration team in a fast-paced work environment that requires quick
learning and accountability for results. By the completion of the
internship, you will have gained an understanding of coastal restoration
issues, nonprofit communication systems and strategies, and the
mechanics of writing and advocacy to diverse audiences.
http://www.edf.org/jobs/summer-intern-mississippi-river-legalpolicy
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28. 2014 Cornell Iscol Internship, Research and Development, Oceans,
Environmental Defense Fund
San Francisco, CA
The intern would be responsible for a primary project, as well as for
working on short-turnaround group projects as part of the Research and
Development Team. The primary project will be developed by the intern
in collaboration with the Director of Research and Development based on
a match between the intern’s skills, interests, and goals with EDF
research priorities.
http://www.edf.org/jobs/intern-2014-cornell-iscol-internship-research-and-development-oceans
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29. Georgia Sea Grant Marine Science Education Internships, University
of Georgia's Marine Education Center and Aquarium
Savannah, GA
Training
The University of Georgia's Marine Education Center and Aquarium (MECA)
offers annual post-baccalaureate internships in marine education.
Interns train and work for 50 weeks at MECA, near Savannah, Georgia.
Four interns will be selected for the period of September 2, 2014 -
August 15, 2015. Salary is $8.14 per hour. On-site housing is required.
Marine Education internships salaries are supported through the Georgia
Sea Grant College Program <http://georgiaseagrant.uga.edu/>.
Job Duties
Interns will teach a wide variety of marine-related topics to grades
preK-12 students on site at the Marine Education Center. They will also
be required to teach on barrier islands, in the salt marsh, and on our
research vessels. Teaching and related preparatory duties are
approximately 75% of the internship. The Center's aquarium is open on
Saturday and each intern will rotate working on Saturdays. Science Camp
will round out the internship during the summer. Additional duties
include maintaining touch-tank organisms, completion of an educational
project, clerical assistance, and misc. duties as assigned.
http://www.ecoemploy.com/jobs/georgia0203.html
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30. INTERN - MAINSTREAMING PROTECTED AREAS IN DEVELOPMENT PLANNING, UNDP
Bangkok, THAILAND
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is the world’s largest
implementing agency for protected areas, with a current portfolio of
$5.3 billion, across 85 countries, with a total area larger than the
area of India and Indonesia combined. In collaboration with World Bank,
Conservation International and the World Business Council for
Sustainable Development, UNDP is co-organizing a thematic stream on
Protected Areas: Meeting Development Challenges during the World Parks
Congress in Sydney, Australia in November, 2014. This stream will
provide concrete tools, guidance and case studies in a range of
inter-connected thematic areas on how to ensure that protected areas are
fully integrated into development plans and policies, and how to ensure
they become a core strategy for achieving National Sustainable
Development Goals.
Duties and Responsibilities
Under the overall guidance of the Regional Technical Officer and the
Technical Specialist for Biodiversity and Ecosystems, the intern will
support work on global protected areas, including supporting the World
Parks Congress in Sydney, Australia.
http://jobs.undp.org/cj_view_job.cfm?cur_job_id=44837
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31. HWDT Sightings and Strandings Intern, Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust
Isle of Mull, Scotland
The Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust (HWDT) is looking for an intern to
join its small team in Tobermory, on the Isle of Mull, for a period of
minimum 2 months to undertake a variety of research and education
orientated tasks.
HWDT are keen to update their photo identification catalogues, improve
the information displayed on our website and enhance relationships with
local wildlife tour operators and sighting and stranding reporters. This
is a great opportunity for someone to develop their skills further and
improve the HWDT monitoring and outreach programme.
http://www.whaledolphintrust.co.uk/about-vacancies.asp
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32. Internships, Smithsonian Institution's National Zoological Park
Washington, DC and Front Royal, VA
The Smithsonian Institution’s National Zoological Park is accepting
applications for a variety of internships including those related to
animal care, conservation, media, advancement (fundraising), exhibits
and more. This is an opportunity to work at various venues within the
National Zoological Park and at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology
Institute located in Front Royal, VA.
http://www.aza.org/Jobs/detail.aspx?id=33250
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