[Jpjobs] Fwd: DCMC: Newsletter and Jobs List for 3 October

Mon Oct 13 09:54:08 EDT 2014

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*DC Marine Community (DCMC)*

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Since 2004, the IUCN Washington, D.C. office and the IUCN Global Marine and
Polar Programme have supported an informal and multisectoral network
called the DC Marine Community (DCMC) to promote communication and
build partnerships among the DC marine community and beyond.

3 October 2014

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The 2014 Ocean Health Index 
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scores
global oceans at 67 out of 100; Sept 30.
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Photo of the month: Dolphins off Mayumba National Park, Gabon,
by Peadar Brehony, Sept 2012

*DCMC Newsletter and Jobs List for 3 October
*

In this newsletter ...
NOAA's Seminar Series <#LETTER.BLOCK37>
JOBS LIST <#LETTER.BLOCK47>
Community submissions <#LETTER.BLOCK74>

*IUCN-DCMC*

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*Dear Julia,*

Happy Friday to you!

We hope you are enjoying the new DCMC weekly newsletter.

Please be sure to check out our newest section: "*You've got to read 
this!*" As the first in a hopefully regular series, DCMC is going to be 
reaching out to - and /*very*/ happily taking voluntary submissions from 
- its membership with a request to tell us all about a few recent 
reports, papers, websites and any other form of communication around a 
given topic. This week's topic is from Linwood Pendleton on the 
management of marine ecosystem services.

As always, the community is about you, so please keep sharing all 
submissions and suggestions as we work to optimize our outreach.

***Please note, we intend to do a once-weekly Friday newsletter, so 
please send your submissions no later than Thursday in a given week!***

*Two Environmental Film Festivals, DC and FL!
*

*The 10th Annual Fall 2014 Film Series*
The Center for Environmental Filmmaking at American University's School 
of Communication hosts:

An SOC Signature Series-with host Chris Palmer. The event is free and 
open to the public - no reservations required.

Next film on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7 AT 7 PM, entitled:

/Behind the Scenes: the Making of America's Wilderness/

  * *Location*: Malsi Doyle & Michael Forman Theater, American
    University, 4400 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20016-8017
  * *Directions*: http://www.american.edu/maps/
      o *Metro*: Tenleytown/AU, shuttle bus service to AU
  * *For more information*, please contact: Chris Palmer (202) 885-3408
    or palmer at american.edu

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*BLUE Ocean Film Festival and Conservation Summit

*

*When*: November 3 - 9, 2014

*Where*: St. Petersburg, FL

*What*:BLUE is an enlightening and entertaining 7-Day summit showcasing 
the world's finest ocean films and award winning marine photography 
along with a filmmakers marketplace, science and conservation seminars, 
international policy discussions and a robust ocean media industry 
conference.

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*UPCOMING EVENTS
*

Free Webinar: The Next Frontier: Offshore Hydraulic Fracturing
*Organization*: Environmental Law Institute
*Date and Time*: October 8, 2014 at 2 PM ET
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Description*: Land-based hydraulic fracturing has been the subject of 
extensive discussion and debate in recent years. But offshore hydraulic 
fracturing has received relatively little attention, despite having been 
used in practice for many years to stimulate wells where production has 
declined and where there are offshore shale plays.
Emerging awareness of offshore hydraulic fracturing has spurred 
questions about the nature of the practice, how it has been employed, 
and the framework for managing it. This webinar convenes representatives 
from various sectors to address these and other questions surrounding 
the science, law, and policy of offshore hydraulic fracturing. The goal 
of the webinar is to provide perspective on the growing, yet rarely 
discussed, practice of using hydraulic fracturing in the ocean setting.

*Free Registration*: https://www4.gotomeeting.com/register/903748079 
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*Contact Information*: David Roche, ELI Staff Attorney, roche at eli.org, 
410-708-3338 (contact with any questions!)

*Living in the Anthropcoene: Prospects for Climate, Economics, Health, 
and Security*

Baird Auditorium
National Museum of Natural History
10th Street & Constitution Avenue, N.W.
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Coffee hour 8:00 - 9:00 a.m.
Symposium 9:15 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Reception to follow
*Description*: Humans are transforming the climate and environments of 
the Earth at an accelerating rate through agriculture, urbanization, 
transportation, the use of fossil fuels, and many other activities. Our 
global imprint, and the certainty that more than seven billion people 
will profoundly change the environment and biota of the planet for many 
generations to come, have led many scientists to recognize a new period 
of geological time called the Anthropocene, or Age of Humans. Restoring 
Anthropocene environments to pre-industrial conditions may be 
impossible, but the future need not be apocalyptic if we act soon. To 
make a livable Anthropocene, we must use our scientific knowledge to 
forecast environmental change and develop more resilient societies and 
cultural institutions that can adapt to the changes we can no longer 
avoid. This symposium features the views of leaders in the fields of 
climate, health, economics, and security who will consider the problems 
we face and offer possible solutions. Following each talk, a panel of 
Smithsonian scholars and thinkers will discuss the issues raised by the 
presentation.
*
For more information*: A full event program including schedule and bio 
sketches for speakers and panelists can be downloaded from our website:
http://www.si.edu/consortia.
The event is free and open to the public. Please feel free to distribute 
this announcement to interested parties. All are welcome, but space is 
limited. Please RSVP to Consortia at si.edu to receive a ticket.

Food for the Future: Achieving Food Security in the Face of Climate Change

*When*: Friday, October 10, 2014, from 12:30 - 1:45 p.m.
*Where*: Online, and IFC Auditorium, 2121 Pennsylvania Avenue, 
Washington D. C.

Ask questions and watch online: 
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Description*: How will we feed 9 billion people by 2050, in the face of 
environmental challenges? Governments, the private sector, civil society 
and other stakeholders need to come together to create innovative 
solutions and scale up actions that will feed the world, in a way that 
is resource-efficient and resilient to climate change. Hear from a 
high-level expert panel on how a move toward climate-smart agriculture, 
more integrated landscapes and seascapes, and more sustainable supply 
chains can help ensure food for the future.*

Hosted by: *the World Bank's Agriculture, Environment and Natural 
Resources,
Transport and ICT, and Water Global Practices

Ocean Acidification Briefing with Dr. Libby Jewett

*When*: 2-3pm on Tuesday, October 21, 2014
*Where*: World Resources Institute. WRI is located at 10 G Street NE 
(8thfloor), Washington, DC (near Union Station metro). Please see the 
attached map 
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showing WRI's location and instructions for how to get to our offices 
for more information; also note that you will be required to present a 
photo ID and sign in at the main lobby upon arrival*.*
*Description*: You are invited to attend a presentation by Dr. Libby 
Jewett, Director of NOAA's Ocean Acidification (OA) Program and chair of 
the federal working group on OA. Janet Ranganathan, WRI's VP for Science 
& Publications, and Randall Snodgrass, WRI's Director of U.S. Government 
Cooperation, will host the event.
>From her perspective as the primary lead on ocean acidification response 
in the US, Dr. Jewett will present on the threats posed by ocean 
acidification and on how this critical issue is being addressed through 
observations, research, and federal and international actions including 
adaptive strategies.
Ocean acidification is a global condition with local affects. 
  Acidification refers to the ongoing decrease in the pH of the Earth's 
oceans caused by absorption of carbon dioxide (CO2). Marine life is 
susceptible to adverse impacts of acidification including reduced shell 
and skeleton formation, loss of habitat (reefs), decreased availability 
of prey and smaller fisheries, and other effects on growth, behavior, 
and health. These factors have long-term impacts on ocean health and 
commercial fisheries that could threaten food security, particularly in 
coastal communities in developing nations.
We hope you will join us for this important conversation. Note that 
space is limited and an RSVP is required to attend this event. Please 
RSVP to dsolomonson at wri.orgif you plan to attend.

North American World Maritime Day Conference and Gala Dinner

  * *Date*: October 22-24, 2014
  * *Location*: Cozumel, Mexico
  * *Description*: NAMEPA is continuing the North American World
    Maritime Day Observance with this year's event being held in
    Cozumel, Mexico.  We are pleased to be partnering with Mexican
    maritime interests, and will be joined by senior representatives
    from both Canada and the United States.  This year, we once again
    are honored by the presence and participation of IMO
    Secretary-General Koji Sekimizu.

    Industry experts from both shipping and offshore will be offering
    the latest perspective on compliance with MARPOL regulations,
    education and training of mariners, the prospect of Mexico, Central
    and South America developing an ECA, safety in offshore drilling,
    safety at sea and the greening of ports.

    Please join us for this important event.

    *Fees*:
    Thank you to our generous sponsors:
    There are NO FEES for all events
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*NOAA's weekly seminar series for the week of October 6 - 10
*
OneNOAA Science Seminars: The most complete and integrated summary of 
NOAA science and climate seminars across the nation. A voluntary effort 
with many contributors across NOAA Line Offices initiated in 2004 to 
bring you the most comprehensive summary of public access, NOAA hosted 
science seminars across the nation.

For additional information, remote access, location, abstracts and more, 
visit the OneNOAA Science Seminar Calendar at 
http://www.nodc.noaa.gov/seminars/ 
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All seminars are posted in Eastern Time and subject to changes without 
notice; so please check the OneNOAA seminar web page for the latest 
seminar updates. Unless otherwise indicated, seminars are open to the 
public.

For general questions about the seminars, please contact 
Tracy.Gill at noaa.gov or Hernan.Garcia at noaa.gov

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*OneNOAA Science Seminars, Week of October 6 - 10, 2014*

Seminar Title: *Making progress on food security in the North American 
North: Building on 15 years of research*

Presenter(s): Dr. Phil Loring, Assistant Professor, School of 
Environment and Sustainability, University of Saskatchewan

Date & Time: Tuesday,October 7, 2014, 2:00pm - 3:00pm ET

Seminar Title: *The International Trade Data System (ITDS): In Support 
of International Seafood Sustainability and Global Seafood Trade - One 
Piece*

Presenter(s): Dale Jones, NMFS Office of Science and Technology

Date & Time: Wednesday,October 8, 2014, 12:00pm - 1:00pm ET

Seminar Title:*A Cultural Resources Toolkit for MPA Managers*

Presenter(s): Dr. Valerie Grussing - NOAA National Marine Protected 
Areas Center Cultural Resources Coordinator

Date & Time: Thursday,October 9, 2014, 1:00pm - 2:00pm ET

Seminar Title: *Robots, lasers, and rockfish - oh my! Using an ROV to 
assess Puget Sound bottomfish*

Presenter(s): Davy Lowry, Ph.D., Senior Research Scientist, Puget Sound 
Groundfish and Forage Fish, WA State Dept. of Fish & Wildlife

Date & Time: Thursday,October 9, 2014, 2:00pm - 3:00pm

Seminar Title: *Measuring surface temperature in the cryosphere from space*

Presenter(s): Dr. Dorothy Hall, Cryospheric Sciences Laboratory, NASA / 
Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD

Date & Time: Friday,October 10, 2014, 10:30am - 11:30am ET

*Reports and Publications
*

  * *NOAA's Three-year, Extensive Study
    <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001HUeH_F-a27LQ49kubouxqSkO-R0SwaPAxnDMZD-SxAVqv5f2c9g7_OV53WhW5EAM94T2npLM9j-ps7Rn_rBWMND1xxOb2Fu11LJbcyDWsx18JI0FH-W4aTrRueU75lLMmn0H6CqR0ZhP7wFbEoShpVSEeAORS-v2xGx6xLuvuqLwsHu-egIME7Z6rjFFszUHR1ouKDnZi9iJSaGV25RC5g-MWCcrYVSTI0N7xGcEr1SNeb1omOxzRGRY1IVUVc9sS280er-jchFytnIQWQwfcSBILMqTm6RpjtA-VW2ijBir4y44onOJNw==&c=Bc569-xV5wIfC8p41HbJFE4qLI_7QbRPPFBPuQrImz_bccUwtr7Img==&ch=FQc1yIUJsHl3vEfgCR1xIv3Iz3EEZCpItzR-vX9fttJnRSkUDUNNWQ==>
    on Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary*
  * *UNEP Report
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    - Destruction of Carbon-Rich Mangroves Costs up to US$42 billion in
    Economic Damages Annually*
  * *NOAA News: New report
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    human-caused climate change increased severity of 2013 heat waves in
    Asia, Europe and Australia*
  * *Wallace J. Nichols' /The Blue Mind/ Online Book Club
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      o 1,000+ water lovers around the world read #BlueMind together!

*You've got to read this!*
Linwood Pendleton, a senior scholar in the Ocean and Coastal Policy 
Program 
<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001HUeH_F-a27LQ49kubouxqSkO-R0SwaPAxnDMZD-SxAVqv5f2c9g7_OV53WhW5EAM89GNyElaZo3qs3S_VuRhErKDSQo_h-ovno0nIRbY97UXmdKoaXR7Ms63HWE7aREdWnt_Iv5Hy_Bj2BxsTzJtdr5Z7wdWNUXY8VZRB38b3FnueGMm3UhDtutQuINqtpUA&c=Bc569-xV5wIfC8p41HbJFE4qLI_7QbRPPFBPuQrImz_bccUwtr7Img==&ch=FQc1yIUJsHl3vEfgCR1xIv3Iz3EEZCpItzR-vX9fttJnRSkUDUNNWQ==> 
at Duke University's Nicholas Institute for Environmental Policy 
Solutions recently wrote an article 
<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001HUeH_F-a27LQ49kubouxqSkO-R0SwaPAxnDMZD-SxAVqv5f2c9g7_OV53WhW5EAMyYF-4znUwOhkbY48JlBCuvelO54uoqyFQNob8R3eYCvFrJlqK2C2An4UmI9egiOFEuSAd1UB13WtmpcEuzr6rg2hP7XMs2ECquVlx-KgoUhXoyEDvNPm0gu7SZeLE1mXg8l2FeNgOLkLzLoz9wnomw==&c=Bc569-xV5wIfC8p41HbJFE4qLI_7QbRPPFBPuQrImz_bccUwtr7Img==&ch=FQc1yIUJsHl3vEfgCR1xIv3Iz3EEZCpItzR-vX9fttJnRSkUDUNNWQ==>  
for the Marine Ecosystem Services Partnership to help highlight some of 
the publications that he believes "raise questions, and offer some 
answers, about the usefulness, and even the ethics, of ecosystem 
services (ES) thinking and valuation in marine management." Click here 
<http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001HUeH_F-a27LQ49kubouxqSkO-R0SwaPAxnDMZD-SxAVqv5f2c9g7_OV53WhW5EAMyYF-4znUwOhkbY48JlBCuvelO54uoqyFQNob8R3eYCvFrJlqK2C2An4UmI9egiOFEuSAd1UB13WtmpcEuzr6rg2hP7XMs2ECquVlx-KgoUhXoyEDvNPm0gu7SZeLE1mXg8l2FeNgOLkLzLoz9wnomw==&c=Bc569-xV5wIfC8p41HbJFE4qLI_7QbRPPFBPuQrImz_bccUwtr7Img==&ch=FQc1yIUJsHl3vEfgCR1xIv3Iz3EEZCpItzR-vX9fttJnRSkUDUNNWQ==>to 
read his suggestions.

*THIS WEEK'S JOBS LIST
*

  * Executive Director, Africa Regional Program, WCS
  * Director, Sustainable Seafood Program, Baltimore Aquarium
  * Communications Project Manager
  * Project Manager, Fisheries Technical Assistance Program, GMRI
  * Southern Area Lead Coordinator, Northeast Fisheries Observer
    Program, MRAG Americas
  * Estuarine Research Specialists, University of Michigan
  * Program Associate, Packard Foundation
  * Diving Safety Specialist, University of Hawai'i
  * Right Whale Aerial Observers, Center for Coastal Studies
  * Ocean Educator Contract, Smithsonian
  * Social Media Intern, Wildscreen USA
  * Volunteer Positions, Ocean Research Foundation

*Executive Director, Africa Regional Program*

  * *Organization*: Wildlife Conservation Society
  * *Location*: Bronx Zoo, NY
  * *Level*: Senior
  * *Description*: The Executive Director, Africa Regional Program, is a
    full time position based at the New York Headquarters of WCS. This
    position requires extensive and authoritative knowledge on
    conservation issues both in Africa and internationally, extensive
    management and program development experience, strong leadership and
    public speaking skills, and an acknowledged standing in the
    conservation community. The Africa Regional Director is a key member
    of Global Conservation Program's (GCP) senior management team; and
    reports to the Vice President, Field Conservation (VP/FC).
  * *For more information*: http://www.wcs.org/about-us/careers.aspx

*Director, Sustainable Seafood Program*

  * *Organization*: National Aquarium
  * *Location*: Baltimore, MD
  * *Level*: Mid
  * *Description*: The Director is responsible for developing,
    implementing, and managing the Sustainable Seafood Program in
    support of the National Aquarium's mission of inspiring conservation
    of the world's aquatic treasures. Seafood purchasing decisions
    provide the seafood consumer with important marketplace power in
    supporting sustainable, local seafood production. Awareness of
    seafood sources also provides the public with an important entry
    point into complex ocean conservation issues.
  * *For more information*:
    http://www.sustainablebusiness.com/index.cfm/go/greendreamjobs.display/id/3058054
    <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001HUeH_F-a27LQ49kubouxqSkO-R0SwaPAxnDMZD-SxAVqv5f2c9g7_OV53WhW5EAMZhc-2wBgbXGyMAzozwyqTxD9NvzYPQZYa9Khfu1aACR4C9Xx6BRbwp6WuMrCTVFdz9s_pgZaNxFvGDtyf4taait9Mb9F5xGhcflN_LwJir3Nz8PPyZH5g4F0F04HXv___VnZVdQaNqOQJW-pm_8twfPI7c-4NwsMWpMuMS5hKQ8zS905V7urW_eETxePXTF8&c=Bc569-xV5wIfC8p41HbJFE4qLI_7QbRPPFBPuQrImz_bccUwtr7Img==&ch=FQc1yIUJsHl3vEfgCR1xIv3Iz3EEZCpItzR-vX9fttJnRSkUDUNNWQ==>

*Communications Project Manager*

  * *Organization*: FishWise
  * *Location*: Santa Cruz, CA
  * *Level*: Mid
  * *Description*:The Communications Project Manager will be the
    day-to-day operational lead for marketing and communications
    strategies that support FishWise's mission.

    The Communications Project Manager will help to refine and continue
    to implement a strong and consistent FishWise brand identity, as
    well as provide marketing and communications support for FishWise
    staff, programs, and partnerships. The Communications Project
    Manager reports to the Executive Director.

  * *For more information*:
    http://www.sustainablebusiness.com/index.cfm/go/greendreamjobs.display/id/3058008
    <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001HUeH_F-a27LQ49kubouxqSkO-R0SwaPAxnDMZD-SxAVqv5f2c9g7_OV53WhW5EAMFG5MTSnuzbMa55ZZzM1OUWf5FiiMU50sJND9tIxqJxFLFrdNR6TytwhA-LdSbM4irXW0eRgIq5ktYOtjZmil4M7EVHXOvU0EcKa85XFc4S3ZpQ5oIClLAkMTd0c5TuGQ_6h_3-ch4CZNPNUJNS1D0GQHdDSPEeMbQByjjucNpV6cuMuuy_xoDovH6gizbaP2&c=Bc569-xV5wIfC8p41HbJFE4qLI_7QbRPPFBPuQrImz_bccUwtr7Img==&ch=FQc1yIUJsHl3vEfgCR1xIv3Iz3EEZCpItzR-vX9fttJnRSkUDUNNWQ==>

*Project Manager, Fisheries Technical Assistance Program*

  * Organization: Gulf of Maine Research Institute
  * Location: Portland, ME
  * Level: Midlevel
  * Description: The Project Manager will work on GMRI's program in
    Fisheries Technical Assistance. In addition, as an integral part of
    GMRI's Community Department, the Project Manager will participate in
    team meetings and will contribute to GMRI's commitment to convening
    diverse stakeholders, engaging the community in marine issues, and
    facilitating quality dialogue throughout the Gulf of Maine.
    Likewise, the Project Manager will play an important role in helping
    to shape the Fisheries Technical Assistance Program as new
    opportunities and challenges arise, and foster integration and
    knowledge exchange between GMRI's Community and Research programs.
  * For more information:
    http://www.sustainablebusiness.com/index.cfm/go/greendreamjobs.display/id/3058085
    <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001HUeH_F-a27LQ49kubouxqSkO-R0SwaPAxnDMZD-SxAVqv5f2c9g7_OV53WhW5EAMBSsIaxdQ6kdWWgGMsqgaIqGwHlcsWhZ-NwY42nGRiwrK6j2syRSTSyVAsKVxcVWyf_h0KGDttScB_Pa2udNUC5sNZHh3WhxQZs1mtbxbOsCZ6s26u1KazDyeN68Wjre8r3f1wBWavwTaS4QRpQoX6ml7t5NvuUDM2hqcCnq6cdn0ho-vJpFgh8rWF4F_Givv&c=Bc569-xV5wIfC8p41HbJFE4qLI_7QbRPPFBPuQrImz_bccUwtr7Img==&ch=FQc1yIUJsHl3vEfgCR1xIv3Iz3EEZCpItzR-vX9fttJnRSkUDUNNWQ==>

*Southern Area Lead Coordinator, Northeast Fisheries Observer Program
*

  * *Organization*: MRAG Americas
  * *Location*: Southeast US
  * *Description*: MRAG is seeking a self-motivated, well-rounded
    individual to take on the position of Southern Area Lead Coordinator
    (SALC) with our Field Coordination Team for the Northeast Fisheries
    Observer Program (NEFOP).

    The SALC will oversee our fisheries observer operations in North
    Carolina, Virginia, and Maryland and work closely with vessel owners
    and operators to arrange observer deployments required by the
    federal government. The SALC will be the primary contact for a team
    of NOAA trained fisheries observers deploying on commercial fishing
    vessels in their region.

  * *For more information*:
    http://www.sustainablebusiness.com/index.cfm/go/greendreamjobs.display/id/3058048
    <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001HUeH_F-a27LQ49kubouxqSkO-R0SwaPAxnDMZD-SxAVqv5f2c9g7_OV53WhW5EAMu6xiFQosFfhDq6EoBamozdvX2stPQxYAaQdGqKiQrb26S03vZtPxO0Z3WcgJTbNZNq2H0ku6_cYhSInzkVvIBeG1E1eChWLP5g7KnjMxJB1T-m6-SuCgdgVfI--emVFGRgv9WsPwnmSRwaX1dBpxShB13eKOixMWNsp7Uxzb4OT2Gy83Ok8EBBpxYhxjpCCw&c=Bc569-xV5wIfC8p41HbJFE4qLI_7QbRPPFBPuQrImz_bccUwtr7Img==&ch=FQc1yIUJsHl3vEfgCR1xIv3Iz3EEZCpItzR-vX9fttJnRSkUDUNNWQ==>

*Estuarine Research Specialists*

  * *Organization*: The University of Michigan Water Center
  * *Location*: Ann Arbor, MI
  * *Level*: Mid
  * *Description*: The University of Michigan Water Center is seeking
    experienced, self-starters who are committed to bridging science,
    policy and management to support the development of science to
    support the management of the nation's 28 National Estuarine
    Research Reserves. The Center is undertaking an initial, five-year
    effort to work with members of the National Estuarine Research
    Reserve System (NERRS) leadership to identify and address priority
    management issues and knowledge gaps, work with multi-disciplinary
    and multi-sector experts in estuarine science and management to
    develop and improve usable science outputs, and evaluate, synthesize
    and disseminate information and approaches to managers and policy
    makers responsible for management in the nations estuaries.
  *
    *Position Details*, including where/how to apply:
    http://umjobs.org/job_detail/98878/research_area_specialist_inter
    <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001HUeH_F-a27LQ49kubouxqSkO-R0SwaPAxnDMZD-SxAVqv5f2c9g7_OV53WhW5EAMpRwkerTjuToMzdr39yC6PdEBYV31uNET8N6YBg86iG6R4Y9YcT1ifomcsEbd0tAw-1CMdgJvPRi4QwynjgYTGCKFCvwvozE4cLLj4RrljIuitXpvOVCf4Nsr7sgZNUsQyW04DG4_0P1p1Ypgwl87GtlMeFBMmaztV4L0LgsE8ws=&c=Bc569-xV5wIfC8p41HbJFE4qLI_7QbRPPFBPuQrImz_bccUwtr7Img==&ch=FQc1yIUJsHl3vEfgCR1xIv3Iz3EEZCpItzR-vX9fttJnRSkUDUNNWQ==>

*Program Associate
*

  * *Organization*: David and Lucile Packard Foundation's Conservation
    and Science Program
  * *Location*: Los Altos, CA
  * *Description*: We seek an experienced program associate who will
    report to the program officer responsible for program operations and
    will provide associate-level program support for the Western Pacific
    and Marine Birds program officers.
  * *For more information*:
    http://www.packard.org/about-the-foundation/jobs/program-associate-conservationandscience/
    <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001HUeH_F-a27LQ49kubouxqSkO-R0SwaPAxnDMZD-SxAVqv5f2c9g7_OV53WhW5EAMyeVRMmNHFDBdkftifHDG0KHTsZRVyE5o2otA2idsz5nNmIi68bpldcRhwJFOM336k5qMz6XojUjXaYbXmfjh3GPU5w6ZZlrxXJwZPZTDfDq6rF1GtRhfzYWEPMC4ZVD3QxyTHjNP_cuBgGC7l-zbZW46QQvj6mtZI13m0uumN1jij_EOLBFVW3yvzAApG0lWiQrkiwAKAxc=&c=Bc569-xV5wIfC8p41HbJFE4qLI_7QbRPPFBPuQrImz_bccUwtr7Img==&ch=FQc1yIUJsHl3vEfgCR1xIv3Iz3EEZCpItzR-vX9fttJnRSkUDUNNWQ==>

*Diving Safety Specialist*

  * *Organization*: The University of Hawaii Diving Safety Program
  * *Location*: Manoa, Hawai'i
  * *Description*:The Diving Safety Specialist coordinates the training
    and standard diving operational support mission of the UH Diving
    Safety Program for the UH-Manoa main campus, and provides assistance
    to other Manoa units as needed and assigned.
  *
    For full information and instructions regarding how to apply, please
    use the following link:
    http://workatuh.hawaii.edu/Jobs/NAdvert/20083/2921277/1/postdate/desc

*Right Whale Aerial Observers
*

  * *Organization*: Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies
  * *Location*: Provincetown, MA
  * *Level*: Midlevel
  * *Description*: The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS) is seeking right
    whale aerial survey observers for the 2015 winter/spring season
    (January 1st to May 15th, 2015). This is a full-time
    temporary/seasonal position. Shared housing will be provided.
  * *For more information*:
    http://www.coastalstudies.org
    <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001HUeH_F-a27LQ49kubouxqSkO-R0SwaPAxnDMZD-SxAVqv5f2c9g7_OV53WhW5EAM1ebVx4xIjfovBR5TnV3ukNHBae7toWe07SWlyc_xuQeADLzmYljDA8qufx4mtQkbeZr1EamjTjV4zZvkA1EKd75pp7H0NXzpv5g4ChC8Cgd-IyEiLe9V1A==&c=Bc569-xV5wIfC8p41HbJFE4qLI_7QbRPPFBPuQrImz_bccUwtr7Img==&ch=FQc1yIUJsHl3vEfgCR1xIv3Iz3EEZCpItzR-vX9fttJnRSkUDUNNWQ==>

*Ocean Educator contract*

  * *Organization*: Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
  * *Location*: Washington, DC
  * *Description*:The Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History
    (NMNH) seeks a 9-month, full-time contractor to work in DC with the
    education team at NMNH to support educational programming on ocean
    topics in the museum, with an emphasis on fisheries and marine
    protected areas. Qualifications, deliverables and proposal
    instructions are outlined in the Statement of Work and Request for
    Quotes found in the link below.  Proposals are due by 5 p.m. eastern
    time October 20th.
  * *For more information*:
    http://www.mnh.si.edu/education/contract_opportunities.html
    <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001HUeH_F-a27LQ49kubouxqSkO-R0SwaPAxnDMZD-SxAVqv5f2c9g7_OV53WhW5EAM17t-Kq8zkloG4mYugFtv6wyD38IelXl8b3WGFXc13M9yi-Ne1e-Ki-2sZoknrcqFbPHmWgrwCJmbJZbN3QuBnshdDzDg4svWxvac9FmmS2bImaObbkjVrCyFRsJ69t89UEwP-6uYMHUXgoGwG3Bf3ff8C1dgTPaW&c=Bc569-xV5wIfC8p41HbJFE4qLI_7QbRPPFBPuQrImz_bccUwtr7Img==&ch=FQc1yIUJsHl3vEfgCR1xIv3Iz3EEZCpItzR-vX9fttJnRSkUDUNNWQ==>

*Social Media Intern*

  * *Organization*: Wildscreen USA
  * *Location*: Washington, DC
  * *Level*: Intern (unpaid)
  * *Description*: Wildscreen USA is a Washington DC-based nonprofit
    organization that uses the power of wildlife imagery to educate the
    public on the world's biodiversity in order to motivate people to
    protect our natural world. The organization is working to achieve
    this mission by spearheading U.S. efforts in support of the Arkive
    project (www.Arkive.org) - a unique global initiative, gathering
    together the very best films, photographs, and audio recordings of
    the world's threatened animals, plants, and fungi into one
    centralized digital library to create a freely-accessible,
    audio-visual record of life on Earth.
  * *For more information*: See attached
    <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001HUeH_F-a27LQ49kubouxqSkO-R0SwaPAxnDMZD-SxAVqv5f2c9g7_OV53WhW5EAM5K6kwcTudRvgs6sXFNmMSGXsDQXxxUvXorCHXV3tYpDIncyYxOB60CF2FQ06wX0icywDXp8JDT0-fEr-HO0IuIy2sRvmjWhDvWdpOl1crmBLWxPj_iMgxmuXBAKcVDg01VgNTCtX8mbBG6VA8lBqGQQI-H1dIWrp8bihIokZTYBsXqVLiPWCgtWkgNhnfJHHEo9K4oey7pE=&c=Bc569-xV5wIfC8p41HbJFE4qLI_7QbRPPFBPuQrImz_bccUwtr7Img==&ch=FQc1yIUJsHl3vEfgCR1xIv3Iz3EEZCpItzR-vX9fttJnRSkUDUNNWQ==>
  * *Contact*: info at wildscreenusa.org

*Volunteer Positions in San Francisco Bay area

*
*we encourage responses by Oct. 7th but this is NOT a deadline*

  * *Organization*: Ocean Research Foundation (ORF)
  * *Location*: San Francisco Bay Area
  * *Description*:Team ORF is looking for three volunteers with
    expertise in either Social Media, Event/Volunteer Coordinating or
    Curriculum Development. In addition to these specialties, ALL three
    volunteers will participate in duties performed by general entry
    level volunteers. Average commitment for all positions is
    5-10hrs/week. Public outreach events are the majority of volunteer
    work, however, dedicated volunteers have the potential to
    participate in ORF's shark tagging field work. Typical volunteering
    can span from coordinating, organizing and attending marine-related
    events. During the week of ORF events or special projects, this
    commitment can increase to 15-20 hrs for that particular week.

  * *Contact*: Vicky Vásquez, Deputy Director;
    Vicky at OceanResearchFoundation.org

*Submissions from the Community

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DCMC has grown to become a well-respected non-partisan, multisectoral 
and informal source for building a network among the entire marine 
community. As such, our emphasis has and will continue to be on 
opportunities to join and work together at a variety of events and 
meetings, to learn from each other through classes, webinars, and 
publications, and to encourage the growth of individuals through career 
advancement and diversification.

If in doubt, send it in! If you don't see your information published, 
reach out again - we may have simply missed it, or we may have decided 
it didn't fit with our outreach goals, in which case we would welcome 
more information from you.

dcmc at iucn.org

Thank you again for your continued involvement with and support of the 
DC Marine Community. Please /always /feel free to forward this and all 
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