[Jpjobs] GMC Jobs List 2 December 2016

[Julia Westwater]

THIS WEEK'S JOBS LIST

1. MarineGEO Postdoctoral Fellowship, Smithsonian Institution MarineGEO
2. Congressional Legislative Affairs Specialist, U.S. Fish and Wildlife 
Service
3. Postdoctoral Associateship Organization: NOAA National Marine 
Fisheries Service
*4. Conservation Policy Director, The National Aquarium*
*5. Communications Information Specialist, New Hampshire Sea Grant*
*6. Ocean Science Policy Specialist, ERT, Corp *
*7. Postdoctoral fellowship, University of British Columbia*
*8. Constituent & Legislative Affairs Volunteer Internship,NOAA Office 
of National Marine Sanctuaries*
*9. Media Relations Volunteer Internship,NOAA Office of National Marine 
Sanctuaries*
*10. Destination Marketing and Outdoor Recreation Intern,NOAA Office of 
National Marine Sanctuaries*
*11. National Coral Reef Management Fellowship*
*12. Director, Ocean Health Program, Vulcan*
*13. Technical Advisor, The Wildlife Conservation Society*
*14. NOPP Fellowship, National Oceanographic Partnership Program (NOPP)*
*15. Senior Director, Changing Planet, National Geographic Society*
*16. Associate Specialist - Marine Science, The Benioff Ocean Initiative*
*17. Senior Associate, Field Operations (Campaigning), The Pew 
Charitable Trusts*
*18. Manager, Lenfest Ocean Program (Outreach/Marine Science), The Pew 
Charitable Trusts*
*19. Senior Associate, Conservation Enforcement Analytics, Global 
Campaign to End Illegal Fishing, The Pew Charitable Trusts*
*20. Senior Associate, U.S. Oceans (Federal Fisheries Policy), The Pew 
Charitable Trusts*
*21. Senior Associate, Global Campaign to End Illegal Fishing 
(PSMA/International Fisheries/IUU Policy), The Pew Charitable Trusts*
*22. Officer, Global Sharks Conservation (International Environment 
Campaigning), The Pew Charitable Trusts*
*23. Officer, Lenfest Ocean Program (Ecosystem-Based Fisheries 
Management Scientist), **The Pew Charitable Trusts*
*24. Assistant Professor, Biological Oceanographer, University of Rhode 
Island, Graduate School of Oceanography*
*25. Science policy fellowships. The Gulf Research Program of the 
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine*
*26. Aquatic Plant Ecologist Technician (Student or Recent Graduate 
Contractor), U.S. Geological Survey*
*27. IUU Program Officer, Ocean Outcomes*
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28. Coral Reef Ecology Conservation Specialist, ERT
29. Coastal protection specialist, Andrew Williams Consulting*
*30. Social Media & Science Communication Coordinator, Louisiana 
Universities Marine Consortium (LUMCON)*

1. MarineGEO Postdoctoral Fellowship

  * Organization: Smithsonian Institution MarineGEO
  * Location: Multiple (Edgewater, Maryland; Washington, DC; Fort
    Pierce, Florida; Bocas del Toro, Panama)
  * Description: The Smithsonian's Tennenbaum Marine Observatories
    Network (TMON) invites proposals for the MarineGEO Postdoctoral
    Fellowship Program. Proposals should advance the goals of the Marine
    Global Earth Observatory. MarineGEO is a growing, long-term,
    worldwide research program focused on understanding geographic and
    temporal patterns and processes in coastal marine biodiversity and
    ecosystems using comparative approaches. By specializing in coastal
    systems, MarineGEO studies can reveal the role marine biodiversity
    plays in maintaining resilient ecosystems in the portion of the
    ocean where people and marine biodiversity are concentrated and
    interact most.
  * For more information and to apply:
    https://marinegeo.si.edu/marinegeo-postdoctoral-fellowship-call-proposals
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2. Congressional Legislative Affairs Specialist

  * Organization: Falls Church, VA
  * Location: Falls Church, VA
  * Description: Advance the conservation mission of U.S. Fish and
    Wildlife Service (FWS) by serving as liaison with Congress. Work
    closely with FWS programs, advise Director, meet with Congress,
    analyze legislation, prep for hearings, etc.
  * For more information and to apply:
    https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/456752500/
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3. Postdoctoral Associateship

  * Organization: NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service
  * Location: Southeast Fisheries Science Center, Beaufort, NC
  * Description: A postdoctoral associate position is available to focus
    on sampling strategy evaluation (SSE) in support of improved stock
    assessment and management. We envision the associate developing an
    SSE (a pre-cursor to a management strategy evaluation) of a
    simulated population representing harvested species in the South
    Atlantic to test the effect of data quality and availability on
    outputs of contemporary stock assessment models. The associate will
    work with a team of stock assessment scientists to investigate the
    effects of alternative data collection strategies on assessments of
    a number of harvested species in the South Atlantic region.
  * For more information and to apply: Kate.Siegfried at noaa.gov

4. Conservation Policy Director

  * Organization: The National Aquarium
  * Location: Baltimore, MD
  * Description: The National Aquarium's Conservation team is looking
    for a driven engaging Conservation Policy Director. The Conservation
    Policy Director fills three critical roles: (1) to help prepare and
    implement the policy process guided by the Aquarium's conservation
    plan; (2) to execute the Aquarium's federal and state conservation
    legislative priorities; and (3) to empower key stakeholders
    (employees, donors, volunteers, members, board members, etc.) by
    providing them with the information and skills necessary to
    influence the policy process as part of the overall outreach strategy.
  * For more information and to apply:
    https://re11.ultipro.com/NAT1020/jobboard/JobDetails.aspx?__ID=*0BB8833BD3DF320C&__SVRTRID=6A45E38F-8A06-4AF7-8613-78F1BA2E254B
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5. Communications Information Specialist

  * Organization: New Hampshire Sea Grant
  * Location: UNH, Durham, NH
  * Description: The Communications Specialist will be responsible for
    leading the NHSG communication program and serving as the lead
    connection with the National Sea Grant College Program and Sea Grant
    Association communications networks. The incumbent will serve on the
    NHSG Executive Committee and will work directly with NHSG's
    extension, education, research and management personnel to develop
    and implement a strategic communications plan for the program that
    will maximize the impact and visibility of NHSG and NHSG supported
    research, extension and education activities. The incumbent will
    also be responsible for leading communications partnerships with the
    University of New Hampshire (UNH) Cooperative Extension (CE) and
    UNH Communications and Public Affairs (CPA) offices, state and
    federal legislator offices, state Sea Grant program offices, and
    various environmental, academic and research groups statewide. The
    incumbent is also expected to possess proven communications
    expertise in one or more communications skills (e.g. science
    writing, social media, graphic design, etc.) that will complement
    existing communications capabilities within NHSG, UNH CE and UNHCPA.
  * For more information and to apply:
    https://jobs.usnh.edu/postings/24216
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6. Ocean Science Policy Specialist

  * Organization: ERT, Corp
  *
    Location: Silver Spring, MD
  *
    Description: Serving as Executive Secretariat to the Federal
    interagency Subcommittee on Ocean Science and Technology (SOST)
    and Providing policy support on Aquatic Nuisance Species (ANS), to
    include support for the National Invasive Species Council (NISC),
    and the Aquatic Nuisance Species Task Force (ANSTF) . Requires 3+
    years of specialized experience related to ocean science and
    technology policy issues. Must have experience with Federal science
    policy development, high-level interagency committees, and have
    strong written and verbal communication skills. Requires the ability
    to understand and communicate between science and policy
    specialists; to facilitate coordination on relevant science and
    technology ocean policy activities within NOAA; and to work
    independently, reliable, self-starter, self-motivated and strong
    attention to detail. Must be proficient using Microsoft Office
    Applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), email, electronic file
    management, and calendaring. Must be willing to travel,
    occasionally. Desired skills include familiarity with Invasive
    Species and Aquatic Nuisance Species science and policy issues;
    public speaking and technical writing skills and experience; and
    experience working in a government office. BS in environmental
    policy, ocean science, related discipline, or equivalent.
  *
    For more information and to apply:
    https://chc.tbe.taleo.net/chc01/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=ERT&cws=1&rid=1572
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7. Postdoctoral fellowship

  * Organization: University of British Columbia
  * Location: Vancouver, BCCanada
  * Description: "Training Our Future Ocean Leaders" is accepting
    applications for a two-year postdoctoral fellowship. The new program
    is led by nine core faculty (Simon Donner, myself-Kai Chan, Villy
    Christensen, Curtis Suttle, Chris Harley, Natasha Affolder, Terre
    Satterfield, Phil Tortell, and Amanda Vincent) with interests in
    climate change, coupled human and natural systems, ocean
    acidification, marine conservation, marine ecology, fisheries
    science, and marine spatial planning. The goal of the program is to
    train interdisciplinary marine scientists to produce tractable
    policy and management innovations that have a high probability of
    improving the health of oceans. The postdoctoral fellowship is open
    to candidates with a strong research background across the natural
    and social sciences and a keen interest in bridging the gap between
    research and policy and management on core matters of ocean health
  * For more information and to apply:
    http://oceanleaders.ubc.ca/get-involved/postdoctoral-fellowships/
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8. Constituent & Legislative Affairs Volunteer Internship

  * Organization: NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries
  * Location: Silver Spring, MD
  * Description:
    http://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/involved/pdfs/onms-constituent-&-legislative-affairs-volunteer-internship-dec2015.pdf
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    invite you to join a dedicated and enthusiastic team at the NOAA
    Office of National Marine Sanctuaries where you will gain invaluable
    resume-building experience and an insider's perspective from the
    nation's leader in ocean conservation and management. The NOAA
    Office of National Marine Sanctuaries conducts outreach with members
    of Congress and constituent groups on key issues, such as marine
    conservation, climate change and maritime heritage. As a volunteer
    intern, you will assist with constituent and congressional outreach
    efforts. We are looking for motivated self-starters who enjoy both
    independent and collaborative work. The ideal candidate for this
    volunteer position will possess a strong academic background and the
    desire to immerse oneself in the world of marine communications and
    the internal workings of a federal office.
  * For more information and to apply: To apply, please email a cover
    letter, 1-2 page writing sample and a resume to grace.bottitta at noaa.gov

9. Media Relations Volunteer Internship

  * Organization: NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries
  * Location: Silver Spring, MD
  * Description:
    http://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/involved/pdfs/onms-media-relations-volunteer-internship-dec2015.pdf
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    invite you to join a dedicated and enthusiastic team at the NOAA
    Office of National Marine Sanctuaries where you will gain invaluable
    resume-building experience and an insider's perspective from the
    nation's leader in ocean conservation and management. The
    Communications Team produces and distributes NOAA Office of National
    Marine Sanctuaries messages through a variety of channels to a
    diverse audience - agency departments, news media and the public. As
    a volunteer intern, you will have the opportunity to participate in
    staff meetings; fine-tune writing, editing and proofreading skills;
    develop targeted media lists and media kits; learn media outreach
    strategies. Strong research and writing skills are a must, along
    with knowledge of social media trends and best practices.
  * For more information and to apply: To apply, please email a cover
    letter, 1-2 page writing sample and a resume to vernon.smith at noaa.gov

10. Destination Marketing and Outdoor Recreation Intern

  * Organization: NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries
  * Location: Silver Spring, MD
  * Description: As a volunteer intern, you will work with the
    Communications and Stewardship group to implement NOAA Office of
    National Marine Sanctuaries Travel & Tourism Strategy and enhance
    visibility of responsible recreation opportunities in national
    marine sanctuaries. Relevant support tasks will include, but are not
    limited to, development of topical factsheets and articles for
    various audiences, outreach to travel bloggers and convention and
    visitors bureaus, and attendance at agency meetings. This is an
    exciting opportunity to explore sanctuary connections to the outdoor
    recreation and ecotourism industries in both public and private
    sectors, and assist in ensuring that ONMS place-based conservation
    efforts are recognized and publicized in local and interagency
    arenas.  Competitive candidates will have good communication skills
    and an interest in parks and recreation management, tourism
    development, or marine affairs.
  * For more information and to apply: To apply, please email a cover
    letter, 1-2 page writing sample and a resume to
    chiara.zuccarino-crowe at noaa.gov

11. National Coral Reef Management Fellowship

  * Organization: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's
    Coral Reef Conservation Program, U.S. Department of Interior's
    Office of Insular Affairs, the U.S. All Islands Coral Reef Committee
    and Nova Southeastern University's National Coral Reef Institute.
  * Location: Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI)
  * Description: The program seeks to build the next generation of coral
    reef conservation leaders and supports positions that strive to
    address both current capacity gaps, as well as to build longer-term
    management capacity in the U.S. coral jurisdictions by placing
    highly qualified individuals whose education and work experience
    meet each jurisdiction's specific coral reef management needs. The
    program is recruiting for a Coral Reef Management Fellowship
    position in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI)
    that is one-year and begins in January 2016. The position has its
    own distinct work plan, responding to specific needs for increased
    coral reef management capacity in CNMI. The Fellow will work on
    issues affecting U.S. coral reef ecosystems and projects that
    evaluate natural resource health and the effectiveness of recent
    management efforts in the Talakhaya watershed on the island of Rota.
    Deadline for application is December 9, 2016.
  * For more information and to apply: Please visit [www.nsujobs.com] to
    access application. Click on the left hand corner SEARCH POSTINGS
    under HOME. Enter 992775 in "Position Number" and click on SEARCH to
    get to the full job announcement.

12. Director, Ocean Health Program

  * Organization: Vulcan Inc.
  * Location: Seattle, WA
  * Description: Vulcan Inc. is looking to hire a Director, Ocean Health
    Program to bring strategic vision, imagination and entrepreneurial
    capability to create a portfolio of projects that catalyzes
    solutions to address our most pressing ocean issues.  The ideal
    candidate will have a firm grasp of the changing landscape of ocean
    conservation including the role of climate change, fisheries, and
    other human-induced stressors on ocean ecosystem degradation. The
    ideal candidate will also have a Master's degree from an accredited
    institution and 12 -plus years' relevant experience. Eligibility to
    work in the United States is required.
  * For more information and to apply: Please visit
    http://bit.ly/2fl1dP0
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13. Technical Advisor

  * Organization: The Wildlife Conservation Society
  * Location: Fiji
  * Description: The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) is an
    international non-government organisation committed to working with
    communities, government and other partners, to protect Fiji's
    biodiversity and natural resources through sound management
    practices. The WCS Fiji Office is recruiting a Technical Advisor to
    support our work in the Vatu-i-Ra Seascape and other parts of Fiji.
    Position details are below. Postgraduate degree in fisheries or
    coastal management. At least 5 years' experience in environmental
    management. Strong scientific data analysis and reporting skills,
    with good publication record (including scientific papers).
    Melanesia experience will be considered favourably. Ability to
    train, mentor and manage small teams. Experience developing
    proposals, administering and reporting on grants. Must demonstrate
    strong verbal and written skills in English.
  * For more information and to apply: Position for one year with the
    possibility of an extension. Please provide a cover letter
    addressing each of the criteria above, and curriculum vitae with
    references by email to infofiji at wcs.org or by post to 11 Ma'afu
    Street, Suva. Applications Close: Friday, 2 December 2016.

14. NOPP Fellowship

  * Organization: National Oceanographic Partnership Program (NOPP)
  * Location: Arlington & Tysons, VA
  * Description: The NOPP is hiring two fellows to begin in January of
    2017 (exact dates TBD). The NOPP Fellow Program is a paid six-month
    position designed to give soon-to-be or recent MA or MS graduates
    the opportunity to gain experience in Federal ocean science and
    policy communication challenges and coordinate activities that play
    a role in marine and coastal policy development, research efforts,
    partnership development, and STEM outreach. This position offers
    exposure to individuals in the Federal system who organize, develop,
    and lead the Nation's ocean policy and research directives, while
    providing an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in governmental
    activities relating to ocean science, technology, and education.
    Fellows will regularly engage with representatives from Federal
    agencies including the Navy, ONR, NOAA, BOEM, USGS, DOE, DOI, NSF,
    EPA, USACE, and their partners, to support project development
    efforts, as well as attend meetings with the Subcommittee on Ocean
    Science and Technology. The Fellow will also contribute to the
    knowledge-base for responsible decision-making and gain exposure to
    a broad range of marine research efforts such as improved
    forecasting technologies, climate change issues, autonomous aerial
    and underwater vehicles, technology development and integration,
    biodiversity monitoring, sea ice modeling, acoustics, Arctic
    systems, coastal processes, offshore environmental monitoring, and
    many other topics that enhance our knowledge and stewardship of the
    Nation's oceans and coasts, and their resources.
  * For more information and to apply: For details on how to apply,
    please visit http://www.nopp.org/about-nopp/career-opportunities/
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15. Senior Director, Changing Planet

  * Organization: National Geographic Society
  * Location: Washington DC, NW
  * Description: The Senior Director, Changing Planet (Lens Lead,
    Changing Planet) is responsible for designing the strategic
    priorities, planning new initiatives, and adaptively managing the
    overall mission and metrics of the lens' grant portfolio. With input
    from his/her team, the lens lead identifies the thematic foci for
    funding (e.g., RFPs) and the distribution of funds between them. In
    collaboration with the Explorer Development and Impact Initiative
    teams, the lens lead will select explorers, projects, and programs
    -- including the activities, outputs, outcomes, and goals -- for
    those that align within the lens' current strategic framework. The
    Senior Director manages the grants committee and program staff
    within his/her lens, setting priorities for recruitment,
    staff allocation, and application processes.  The lens lead is
    expected to be intimately familiar with current trends in the
    science, conservation, education, and storytelling within his/her
    lens. The Changing Planet lens will broadly cover all the ecosystems
    of our planet with a primary focus on ocean issues, and a secondary
    emphasis on climate and biodiversity.
  * For more information and to apply:
    http://www.nationalgeographic.com/jobs/
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16. Associate Specialist - Marine Science

  * Organization: The Benioff Ocean Initiative
  * Location: California, Santa Barbara
  * Description: The Benioff Ocean Initiative is a new endeavor led by
    UCSB that aims to research the root causes of pervasive ocean
    problems and use science to solve them - it's an experimental model
    in developing innovative ways to translate university-powered
    research into tangible solutions to problems that affect oceans and
    real human communities. Incumbent will provide considerable input in
    regard to the following: Responsibilities will include organizing
    scientific working groups to study ocean issues, coordinating
    ocean-related public outreach activities, and working with marine
    contractors/service providers to carry forward projects generated by
    working groups.
  * For more information and to apply:
    https://recruit.ap.ucsb.edu/apply/JPF00884
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17. Senior Associate, Field Operations (Campaigning)

  * Organization: The Pew Charitable Trusts
  * Location: Washington DC
  * Description: 5-7 years of campaign outreach and organizing
    experience required. Environment campaigning is preferred, however
    will consider any advocacy/issue campaigning, as well as political
    campaigning. A Bachelor's degree is also required. This role is
    based in Washington DC and will supervise organizers in three to
    five states, as well as partner groups and campaign specialists.
    This will include developing and supervising the implementation of
    organizers' work plans consistent with objectives, and adapt them as
    needed.
  * For more information and to apply:
    https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/4739/job
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18. Manager, Lenfest Ocean Program (Outreach/Marine Science)

  * Organization: The Pew Charitable Trusts
  * Location: Washington DC
  * Description: 8+ years of years of experience with marine science,
    ocean issues and/or ocean policy. Experience working at the
    interface of science and policy, including researching and analyzing
    regulations, policies and laws affecting the marine environment.
    This role also requires a minimum of two years of experience
    directly managing full time staff to include hiring, performance
    reviews, coaching, and goal setting. This role will lead the Lenfest
    Ocean Program's policy and stakeholder engagement for
    program-supported projects by evaluating the scientific and policy
    significance of project results, identifying targeted
    decision-makers and stakeholder audiences, and drafting policy
    engagement plans to effectively communicate research results.
  * For more information and to apply:
    https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/4814job
    <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001mf8vZDH7_8pyOt-eOPnOXV0pIaJQhWVj_Zy6hrhEcxZfsGjOQqTSKmZzrPABxDElh6tOz_ueUUQuD0cBmzhrOXJ27g959Ki-rtsuCWpXqmryLk9t7gVLQvo3zUF44iT4sY0KIbGj85M6_t6ZCq7UjZ5VKzRLN09Njh0v3aDMDInb5OSaY-9mhI8mxRyWaknY&c=Er38h2OnHShbjMnAjngrEKotVPWeeGnTKUMrIKYqa-DbiH4aZ12J3A==&ch=GqfDwTOZ59SgeNxaDbKf0YyDWAb4tjDCF0jaVBzTEYhV_RUXyPqZXA==>

19. Senior Associate, Conservation Enforcement Analytics, Global 
Campaign to End Illegal Fishing

  * Organization: The Pew Charitable Trusts
  * Location: Washington DC
  * Description: 4+ years of years of experience with international
    fisheries policy. Experience with marine conservation and maritime
    enforcement is a plus. This role will be part of the team
    responsible for conducting active monitoring and generating
    historical analysis of designated maritime areas of interest and
    managing and analyzing data associated with fishing fleet dynamics
    that will serve to inform the EIEP with its efforts to detect, deter
    and eliminate IUU fishing. This role will also assist with
    monitoring and analytical work to support other Pew international
    ocean campaigns as well.
  * For more information and to apply:
    https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/4804job
    <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001mf8vZDH7_8pyOt-eOPnOXV0pIaJQhWVj_Zy6hrhEcxZfsGjOQqTSKmZzrPABxDElBpoWvLAfVZ4idjgMLy6nJDomj99YUTdCkDG-mHlL_whUfNLfANu84PlS_FKd7osIlX4E9No4gmLgu6vHeXC09C0EdUJziV7xQS0v-LYVcQ389rvkKSChvHfJUcYdzLVy&c=Er38h2OnHShbjMnAjngrEKotVPWeeGnTKUMrIKYqa-DbiH4aZ12J3A==&ch=GqfDwTOZ59SgeNxaDbKf0YyDWAb4tjDCF0jaVBzTEYhV_RUXyPqZXA==>

20. Senior Associate, U.S. Oceans (Federal Fisheries Policy)

  * Organization: The Pew Charitable Trusts
  * Location: Washington DC
  * Description: 4+ years of years of experience with public policy
    analysis and assessment. Fisheries or ocean policy is preferred.
    Experience with Congress and federal agencies is also preferred.
    Must have strong analytical skills to identify issues and impacts
    associated with policy, and in turn provide recommendations on how
    to respond to policy issues. Must also have strong skills in
    facilitating conversations and working through towards resolution.
  * For more information and to apply:
    https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/4743job
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21. Senior Associate, Global Campaign to End Illegal Fishing 
(PSMA/International Fisheries/IUU Policy)

  * Organization: The Pew Charitable Trusts
  * Location: Washington DC
  * Description: 4+ years of international fisheries policy experience
    and a Bachelor's degree is required. Experience specifically with
    IUU policy, as well as a familiarity in the Pacific region is
    preferred. This role is based in Washington, DC and will support the
    policy work of the fishery policy campaign in the Pacific region.
  * For more information and to apply:
    https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/4611job
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22. Officer, Global Sharks Conservation (International Environment 
Campaigning)

  * Organization: The Pew Charitable Trusts
  * Location: Washington DC
  * Description: 8+ years of professional outreach experience helping
    shape the way the decision makers and the public perceive and
    respond to environmental and natural resource management issues.
    Experience with marine wildlife or fisheries issues is preferred.
    This role is responsible for the development and analysis of shark
    conservation policies, and the strategic development and delivery of
    Pew's shark conservation policy work in collaboration with the team.
    This role will help to advise the team on the appropriate policy
    goals for relevant fora, regional organizations or countries and
    help to ensure the implementation of the campaigns approved goals.
    Must have international experience, such as with international
    policy and/or advocacy, international treaties and/or understanding
    of EU governments.
  * For more information and to apply:
    https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/4579/job
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23. Officer, Lenfest Ocean Program (Ecosystem-Based Fisheries Management 
Scientist)

  * Organization: The Pew Charitable Trusts
  * Location: Washington DC
  * Description: 8+ years of experience in science, environmental
    issues, and/or public policy. Expertise in marine issues is
    required, and knowledge of the ecosystem-based fisheries management
    preferred. This role will work with the Director to develop,
    implement and monitor research projects proposed for support by the
    Lenfest Ocean Program. The projects are typically in the natural
    sciences, but may include projects in economics and social science.
    Other responsibilities include researching marine science issues,
    gathering input about key issues from a range of stakeholders,
    assessing potential grantees and partners, and evaluating a proposed
    project's policy relevance.
  * For more information and to apply:
    https://jobs-pct.icims.com/jobs/4548/job
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24. Assistant Professor, Biological Oceanographer

  * Organization: University of Rhode Island, Graduate School of
    Oceanography
  * Location: Narragansett, Rhode Island
  * Description: The Graduate School of Oceanography
    (http://www.gso.uri.edu/)at the University of Rhode Island is
    seeking applications for a tenure-track Assistant Professor
    specializing in Biological Oceanography.  This faculty position will
    be an academic year appointment with an expected start date of
    September, 2017. We seek a biological oceanographer who will build a
    vigorous research program focused on understanding changing
    biological processes from the organismal to ecosystem levels.
  * For more information and to apply:  Thesearch will remain open until
    filled. First consideration will be given to applications received
    by 17 January 2017. Second consideration may be given to
    applications received by 15 February 2017.Applications must be
    completed online at the URI Human Resources webpage: Posting number
    F00012 https://jobs.uri.edu/postings/1943
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25. Science policy fellowships.

  * Organization: The Gulf Research Program of the National Academies of
    Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine
  * Location: Washington, DC
  * Description: The Gulf Research Program of the National Academies of
    Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine is accepting applications for
    its 2017 early-career research fellowships and science policy
    fellowships. These fellowships offer early-career researchers and
    professionals in the social and behavioral sciences, health and
    medicine, engineering and physical sciences, earth and life
    sciences, and relevant interdisciplinary fields a unique opportunity
    to focus on leadership development while conducting research or work
    that is relevant to the mission and goals of the Gulf Research
    Program. Learn more and apply at
    www.nationalacademies.org/gulf/fellowships. Applications are due by
    5pm on February 22, 2017.
  * For more information and to apply:
    www.nationalacademies.org/gulf/fellowships
    <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001mf8vZDH7_8pyOt-eOPnOXV0pIaJQhWVj_Zy6hrhEcxZfsGjOQqTSKvBIf7rAvAsX64KBt1BgtWuE3RXSIUR0hlekoN29AQxOfT-D33JhGvb8LcdNNC8cVBGiGTy7IK5a14zkqZXDssptyR-qbQv__M8L9WwEwx0eOe9vsEXyIS3WJPbXwW2ZAgPFPOakyAOquxBg5eE7f9lCE16shWI7jQ==&c=Er38h2OnHShbjMnAjngrEKotVPWeeGnTKUMrIKYqa-DbiH4aZ12J3A==&ch=GqfDwTOZ59SgeNxaDbKf0YyDWAb4tjDCF0jaVBzTEYhV_RUXyPqZXA==>

26. Aquatic Plant Ecologist Technician (Student or Recent Graduate 
Contractor)

  * Organization: U.S. Geological Survey
  * Location: Reston, VA
  * Description: The primary project for this student contract involves
    assisting in summarizing information on the nonnative floating
    aquatic plant, Eurasian Water Chestnut, relating the Virginia
    occurrence to other occurrences of this plant in the USA and
    worldwide. The work includes assisting in writing a publication that
    will be useful for resource managers, future research, and modeling
    activities. It also involves sampling waterbodies, shipping,
    receiving, measuring and cataloging plant characteristics for
    aquatic plant specimens intended for a study on the phenology,
    genetic characteristics and fruit morphology of species of Water
    Chestnut. Some travel may be necessary.
  * For more information and to apply: Send your curriculum vitae &
    evidence of highest degree to nrybicki at usgs.gov by December 19th

27. IUU Program Officer

  * Organization: Ocean Outcomes
  * Location: Flexible
  * Description: The IUU Program Officer will be O2's in-house expert on
    all issues related to Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU)
    fisheries. Building off O2's on-the-ground experience of
    implementing strengthened traceability and monitoring, control, and
    surveillance (MCS) measures in priority fisheries, this position
    will help O2 take the next step in building out a successful
    anti-IUU program that addresses the core barriers to seafood
    sustainability, provides a platform for collaboration and learning,
    generates new funding opportunities, and above all supports change
    on the water. The IUU Program Officer will work closely with
    regional implementation teams in order to demonstrate traceability
    and MCS best practices within our FIPs and priority supply chain
    projects. Sound interesting?
  * For more information and to apply:
    http://www.oceanoutcomes.org/who-we-are/join-our-team/
    <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001mf8vZDH7_8pyOt-eOPnOXV0pIaJQhWVj_Zy6hrhEcxZfsGjOQqTSKvBIf7rAvAsXrm2h4xN_6heyN_UiZy1EQE8SXect2pZzuhyt6O0il9J-j1M9YBalez_fdZbtISSyjw4oz-jNv85ZM472JL3Rf2abXITMi0n9_ZtZX2-H1GybxLT3uZ_RsaXWL3jgUbS_OMQFnSfdtT9ccC8kjSYBTQkNg-YQBg8s&c=Er38h2OnHShbjMnAjngrEKotVPWeeGnTKUMrIKYqa-DbiH4aZ12J3A==&ch=GqfDwTOZ59SgeNxaDbKf0YyDWAb4tjDCF0jaVBzTEYhV_RUXyPqZXA==>

28. Coral Reef Ecology Conservation Specialist

  * Organization: ERT
  * Location: St Croix, USVI
  * Description: Will support the National Oceanic Atmospheric
    Administration (NOAA) in their Coral Reef Conservation Program
    (CRCP) as the liaison for the National Marine Fisheries Service
    (NMFS) in the U.S. Virgin Islands. As the NMFS liaison, will promote
    the goals and objectives of NMFS, CRCP, and local coral reef
    initiatives by supplying needed capacity in the Southeast Region,
    specifically in USVI, to connect CRCP and local efforts. Will also
    provide support to effectively implement local coral reef initiative
    programs and associated jurisdictional priorities to address
    emerging scientific and management needs in coral reef ecosystems
    including conserving essential fish habitats under the
    Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act (MSFCMA)
    and complimentary activities related to the long-term goal of
    recovering species listed under the Endangered Species Act (ESA).
    Will provide management capability to augment and complement
    existing CRCP work in the Southeast Region being done by the
    Southeast Fishery Science Center (SEFSC), National Centers for
    Coastal Ocean Science, Fishery Management Councils, universities,
    local government partners, and others.
  * For more information and to apply:
    https://chc.tbe.taleo.net/chc01/ats/careers/requisition.jsp?org=ERT&cws=1&rid=1582
    <http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001mf8vZDH7_8pyOt-eOPnOXV0pIaJQhWVj_Zy6hrhEcxZfsGjOQqTSKvBIf7rAvAsXh_xbGO20YueMpGEZQnLihdnEOg4YDVx9WT7LOp3DOpMz5KGHFhS4kWlSU37yaq_FyXWGpaaAR3TIeW59M3xpAgwqcOL8gDEFTlXtDAw6u_jAVAYJ7ThaHaBqk3pPgSGOz4EXQUlDFzj7XuTOECE0A34kHSehDNkJJysvlOhfr6IH05f9ZfBtcT7CkzpSQyKHaH7r9TtsazzR6es5iwg6hg==&c=Er38h2OnHShbjMnAjngrEKotVPWeeGnTKUMrIKYqa-DbiH4aZ12J3A==&ch=GqfDwTOZ59SgeNxaDbKf0YyDWAb4tjDCF0jaVBzTEYhV_RUXyPqZXA==>

29. Coastal protection specialist

  * Organization: Andrew Williams Consulting
  * Location: Caribbean
  * Description: Andrew Williams Consulting is seeking a mid-level
    coastal protection specialist to work on a project in the Caribbean.
    The successful candidate will manage a small team of people that
    will undertake the initial stakeholder piece and act as the SME with
    a client government. The onsite work will include raising awareness
    and developing a program to get the local population not just
    interested in coastal protection against the changing environmental
    conditions in the next 25 years. Desired Experience: Higher Degree
    in Marine or Environmental Sciences; Coastal Protection Policy;
    Environmental Education; Climate Change Adaptation; Experience of
    working in the Caribbean or a native from the Caribbean region would
    be an advantage. Further details about the role, as well as terms
    and conditions will be discussed with any strong candidates.
  * For more information and to apply: contact
    andrew.williams at awilliamsconsulting.com

30. Social Media & Science Communication Coordinator

  * Organization: Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium (LUMCON)
  * Location: Chauvin, LA
  * Description: A Social Media & Science Communication Coordinator is
    sought for employment at the Louisiana Universities Marine
    Consortium (LUMCON). LUMCON is entering an exciting new 5-year
    growth phase. We are looking for someone who has a passion for all
    things social media and content development. Above all, we are
    looking for someone who has the same passion for marine science that
    we do.
  * For more information and to apply:
    http://www.lumcon.edu/information/jobs/default.asp?XMLFilename=20160711SocialMediaCoordinator.xml
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