[Jpjobs] GMC Jobs List 5 May 2017

[Julia Westwater]

THIS WEEK'S JOBS LIST

1. Global Partnerships Manager, The Reef-World Foundation
2. Communication Specialist/Community Manager, The Nature Conservancy
3. Staff Attorney and Field Operative, Flint Riverkeeper
4. Beach Sisters Fellow, Americorps
5. Education Program Manager, Coral Restoration Foundation
6. Seabird Protection Network Outreach Specialist, Greater Farallones 
Association / Seabird Protection Network
7. Marine Science Educator, Chincoteague Bay Field Station
8. California Ocean Conservation Policy Manager, Monterey Bay Aquarium
9. Turtle Sanctuary Coordinator, La Tortuga Viva
10. Biologist II- Marine Aquaculture Spatial Planning, NOAA National 
Ocean Service and The Nature Conservancy Global Oceans Team
*11. Marine Technician, Smithsonian Marine Station*
*12. Director of Education, New England Science & Sailing Foundation 
(NESS) *

1. Global Partnerships Manager

  * Organization: The Reef-World Foundation
  * Location: Dumaguete City, Philippines
  * Description: Reef-World is looking for a motivated entrepreneur to
    lead in the diversification of marine conservation funding sources
    and the establishment of sustainable funding mechanisms to support
    the Green Fins initiative. This exciting new role will primarily
    support in the development and delivery of a financial
    sustainability strategy; to include sustainable business
    partnerships and long term sustainable financing mechanisms. The
    individual will be responsible for building global partnerships that
    provide long-term financial support to Green Fins. The successful
    candidate will report to the senior managers and will be based in
    our Philippines office with relatively frequent travel around SE
    Asia (~25% of total), and other countries where Green Fins is
    active. In addition to their primary role, they will also support in
    the delivery of Green Fins (~25% of time), alongside country
    partners and teams consisting of government representatives and NGO's.
  * For more information and to apply: For more details see here. To
    apply, please send CV and cover letter to apply at reef-world.org.
    Deadline: 28 May 2017

2. Communication Specialist/Community Manager

  * Organization: The Nature Conservancy
  * Location: Nassau Bahamas
  * Description: The Nature Conservancy is seeking a qualified community
    manager/communication specialist to support content development and
    use of social media and other visual platforms to inform and promote
    Parrotfish Conservation as a part of the Caribbean Marine
    Biodiversity Program (CMBP).
  * Proposals are due by May 11, 2017.
  * For more information and to apply: fburrows at tnc.org

3. Staff Attorney and Field Operative

  * Organization: Flint Riverkeeper
  * Location: Albany, GA
  * Description: Represents organizational interests in litigation
    related to water pollution & flow issues - Develops enforcement
    cases in conjunction with other Riverkeeper staff, volunteers, and
    outside counsel, including field sampling, GIS or other mapping,
    legal research and evaluation, and developing partnerships. - Works
    in conjunction with other Riverkeeper staff to promote outreach and
    awareness to membership and the communities of the Flint on the role
    and actions of Flint Riverkeeper. - Works in conjunction with other
    Riverkeeper staff to develop internal and external natural resource
    policies, promoting such policies in public, in the Georgia General
    Assembly, via DNR Board rulemaking, and via key litigation
    strategies. - Reports to the Executive Director/Riverkeeper.
  * For more information and to apply: gordon at flintriverkeeper.org

4. Beach Sisters Fellow

  * Organization: Americorps
  * Location: Lynn, MA
  * Description: Since 1967, Northeastern University's Marine Science
    Center (MSC) has generated outstanding teaching and research in the
    marine sciences. The MSC's Outreach Program reaches over 7,000
    people per year through various programs and events, and has
    traditionally focused on serving teachers and students in eastern
    Massachusetts. The MSC and Girls Inc. of Lynn have developed
    the Beach Sister program in order to address the needs of youth in
    the City of Lynn by pairing the resources of an informal science
    education center with a community-based organization.
    The Beach Sister program will help pave the way for school-aged
    girls living in an environmental justice community to develop
    scientific inquiry and citizenship skills, and to learn about
    studies and careers in marine science. The Fellow will be
    responsible for coordinating and implementing
    the Beach Sister program. The Fellow will be tasked with expanding
    the Peer Leader program for teens, developing a more substantial
    middle school curriculum, providing training and capacity-building
    opportunities for Girls Inc. staff, and participating in evaluation
    efforts.
  * For more information and to apply:
    http://www.northeastern.edu/cos/marinescience/people/vacancies/
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5. Education Program Manager

  * Organization: Coral Restoration Foundation
  * Location: Key Largo, Florida, USA.
  * Description: Education Program Manager is responsible for: a)
    developing and implementing an outreach program that provides
    education to learners of all ages regarding coral reefs, ocean
    conservation and CRF's mission; b) the operation of the CRF
    Exploration Center including, but not limited to its staffing,
    presentation, program and display development; c) develop and
    supervise all aspects of the Coral Restoration and Conservation
    Internship program; d) oversee the creation and stewardship of the
    Education Program's annual budget and operating plan; and e) working
    on special projects as directed by the CEO.
  * For more information and to apply:
    http://coralrestoration.org/education-program-manager/
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6. Seabird Protection Network Outreach Specialist

  * Organization: Greater Farallones Association / Seabird Protection
    Network
  * Location: San Francisco, CA
  * Description: The Seabird Protection Network is looking for an
    Outreach Specialist based in San Francisco, CA to raise awareness of
    sensitive seabird colonies on the California coast. We're looking
    for a confident presenter that can successfully make inroads with
    the aviation and boating communities. Deadline for applications is
    May 15th - so please apply soon.
  * For more information and to apply: http://bit.ly/2oZCmEr
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7. Marine Science Educator

  * Organization: Chincoteague Bay Field Station
  * Location: Wallops Island, VA
  * Description: Chincoteague Bay Field Station is hiring a Marine
    Science Educator to join their team for the summer/fall season.
    Educators are trained to work with all programs (school, college,
    adult, family, and summer camps).  You will gain valuable and
    diverse knowledge regarding aquarium and field equipment use and
    maintenance, boat crew skills and boat safety, group leadership in
    laboratory and field settings, time management and marine husbandry.
    This highly demanding, but rewarding, job best fits individuals who
    work well independently and as part of a team. Candidates must
    demonstrate problem solving skills, time and group management
    skills, and enthusiasm for education and the environment. Ideal
    candidates have a background in marine/environmental science and/or
    some teaching experience.
  * For more information and to apply: www.cbfieldstation.org/employment
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8. California Ocean Conservation Policy Manager

  * Organization: Monterey Bay Aquarium
  * Location:  Monterey Bay
  * Description: The California Ocean Conservation Policy Manager
    develops and carries out strategies to advance the Aquarium's
    California-focused ocean conservation goals. S/he also manages the
    Aquarium's policy-related work on climate change and ocean
    acidification, and on other issue areas as needed.
  * For more information and to apply: please contact Jayme Case, Human
    Resources Recruiter, jcase at mbayaq.org

9. Turtle Sanctuary Coordinator

  * Organization: La Tortuga Viva
  * Location: Juluchuca, Guerrero, Mexico
  * Description: We are seeking a dedicated and enthusiastic volunteer
    to help coordinate and manage our sea turtle sanctuary, La Tortuga
    Viva. La Tortuga Viva is a sea turtle sanctuary in Juluchuca,
    Guerrero, on Mexico's Pacific coast and operates through the support
    of the sustainable boutique hotel, Playa Viva, and 14 volunteers
    from the local community. The sanctuary coordinator is a
    multifaceted role, involving community engagement, education,
    management, and scientific data collection and analysis. S/he will
    work under the guidance of and report to Playa Viva's Social and
    Environmental Impact Officer. S/he will assist/oversee conservation
    work (e.g. attending nightly patrols), collect, collate, and analyze
    data, organize sanctuary visits and hatchling releases (for hotel
    guests), build the capacity of local turtle volunteers, organize and
    lead educational presentations in the community and for hotel
    guests, write quarterly reports, build relationships with local
    conservation actors, and engage in fundraising and social media.
    Ideal candidate will have a (minimum) B.S. in marine
    biology/ecology, natural resource management or a related
    field, experience working in sea turtle conservation, fluency in
    Spanish, strong interpersonal communication skills, experience
    working in developing country contexts and working with small, rural
    communities. This is a great opportunity for a young professional
    looking to gain experience in community-based conservation and
    management. We require a commitment of 6 months and you must be
    willing and able to work in a tropical remote environment. In
    exchange for your service, the volunteer will have shared
    accommodation in the neighboring town of Juluchuca with fellow
    volunteers and 2 meals per day at Playa Viva hotel, 6 days per week.
  * For more information and to apply: please send a 1-page cover letter
    describing your qualifications and interest in the position as well
    as a copy of your CV/resume to mluna at playaviva.com by May 15th.
    Additionally, please indicate your level of Spanish fluency and the
    date you are available to start the position. For more
    information, view the full advertisement here:
    https://www.openchannels.org/jobs/2017-05-15/turtle-sanctuary-coordinator-volunteer-la-tortuga-viva
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10. Biologist II- Marine Aquaculture Spatial Planning

  * Organization: NOAA National Ocean Service and The Nature Conservancy
    Global Oceans Team (JHT., Inc)
  * Location: Beaufort, North Carolina
  * Description: The position will support a collaboration between NOAA
    and The Nature Conservancy to guide aquaculture development through
    proactive siting and spatial planning to improve ecosystem health.
    The successful applicant will conduct a global assessment of the
    potential for commercial shellfish and seaweed aquaculture to
    restore coastal ecosystems health (e.g. reduce eutrophication and
    create/enhance habitat) around the world.
  * For more information and to apply: (email or web address)
    http://positions.jht.com/careers/career-opportunities/posting/173/biologist-ii?returnl=responsive
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11. Marine Technician

  * Organization: Smithsonian Marine Station
  * Location: Saint Lucie County, FL
  * Description: The position is assigned to the Smithsonian Marine
    Station in Fort Pierce, Florida (SMSFP). The incumbent functions to
    assist the exhibit's senior staff (i.e., Ecosystems Exhibit Manager)
    in maintaining the living ecosystem exhibits and support systems,
    especially during staff absences.
  * For more information and to apply:
    https://www.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/468801700
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  * Closes Monday May 15

12. Director of Education

  * Organization: New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS)
  * Location:  Stonington, CT
  * Description: The New England Science & Sailing Foundation (NESS)
    just created a new position for an Education Director to lead
    NESS to the forefront of innovation in education and positive youth
    engagement. The ideal candidate will have a combination of
    traditional and informal education experience, demonstrated
    leadership and management skills, and a passion for positively
    impacting students' lives. In addition to overseeing all of NESS's
    programs at all of their locations, this position will further
    solidify and advance NESS's strategic direction and education
    philosophy of student-centered, inquiry-based learning. NESS is
    looking for an experienced, respected professional to have an
    impactful role on an award-winning team in a rapidly growing
    organization.
  * For more information and to apply: https://tinyurl.com/lsf4vj9

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