[MARMAM] Right Whale Observer Internship - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

2022 Observer Internship

Right Whale Ecology Program - Observer Internship

Center for Coastal Studies (CCS), Provincetown MA USA

The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS), a nonprofit institution dedicated to
the understanding and protection of our coastal environment and marine
ecosystems, is seeking a seasonal intern in the Right Whale Ecology Program
from 04 January – 26 May 2022. This long-term project focuses on
documenting the abundance, distribution and behavior of North Atlantic
right whales and their food resource in Cape Cod Bay and adjacent
Massachusetts waters.The intern will be the primary vessel observer for the
project and will participate in research cruises up to four days a week.
Fieldwork responsibilities include photographing critically endangered
North Atlantic right whales, collecting behavioral and environmental data,
recording other sighting events (species, vessels, and fishing gear), and
working with a habitat research team both in the field and office. Office
responsibilities include photo-analysis (downloading images, inputting
sightings information, matching individuals to known animals using an
online and in-house catalog, cataloging), database entry and maintenance,
assisting the aerial team and maintaining vessel field equipment.

*Minimum Requirements:*

● Previous marine mammal survey experience, including background in species
identification and photo-identification of large cetaceans

● Experience with digital SLR cameras, lenses, and filters

● Basic computer literacy and working knowledge of Microsoft Office
programs (Excel, Word, PowerPoint)

● Experience working on boats and ability to withstand harsh elements for
up to 10 hrs at a time

● Not prone to seasickness

● Must be able to live and work well in a team

● Enthusiasm and willingness to learn field and lab-based research methods
● Strong attention to detail and ability to work well under pressure

*Preferred Qualifications:*

● A college degree, preferably in biological/ environmental sciences

● Experience using iMatch image database software

● Experience with database entry and management

● Experience using GPS equipment

● Demonstrated ability to estimate object ranges from a vessel

● A valid US driver’s license

The successful applicant will be required to work a minimum of four full
days per week and will need to be flexible for research cruises due to
weather constrictions. The intern will often collect data independently in
the field, thus responsible, detail-oriented applicants are encouraged to
apply. Applicants must be available for the full field season and must be
willing to work weekends, holidays and evenings as needed. Housing will be
provided, as well as a small stipend to cover general living expenses.
International applicants must secure their own visas or other required
documentation.

CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale and Cape Cod Bay has been a major critical habitat for
over 50% of the estimated population in recent years. This is an excellent
opportunity for anyone wishing to expand their skills in marine mammal
survey techniques, and will offer the successful applicant the unique
chance to work with one of the world’s most endangered cetaceans. This
internship will afford the successful applicant an invaluable opportunity
to work within a well-established institution, with highly-qualified
scientists, and to gain experience in photo-identification, matching, and
data entry and analysis. Experience in oceanographic sampling can also be
gained. Details of our work can be found on our website:
http://coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research/

How to Apply:

The application package should include the following attachment(s):

1. A cover letter describing your specific interests in marine mammal
science, internship qualifications, and how the experience would assist you
in reaching career goals 2. CV/resume

3. College transcripts (unofficial are sufficient)

4. The names and contact information of two references

Application materials must be emailed in PDF format to
employm...@coastalstudies.org, with the subject line: 2022 RW Observer
Internship


*Deadline for submissions: October 24, 2021.*
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[MARMAM] Right Whale Ecology Habitat Internship - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Center for Coastal Studies (CCS)
Right Whale Ecology Program – Habitat Internship



The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS), a nonprofit institution dedicated to
the understanding and protection of our coastal environment and marine
ecosystems, is seeking a seasonal Right Whale Ecology Program intern from
January 04 - May 27, 2022. This long-term project focuses on documenting
the abundance, distribution, and behavior of North Atlantic right whales
and their food resource in Cape Cod Bay and adjacent Massachusetts waters.
The intern will assist the habitat research associate in the collection and
processing of zooplankton in the field and lab. Fieldwork responsibilities
include zooplankton collection through tow and pump techniques, marine
observer, and environmental data collector. Lab responsibilities include
zooplankton species identification and counts, plastics analysis, archiving
samples, data entry and maintenance, and maintaining field equipment.

Minimum Requirements

-A college degree, preferably in biological/ environmental sciences

-Good memorization skills and strong attention to details

-Basic computer literacy and experience using Microsoft Office
programs (Excel, Word, PowerPoint). Experience with database entry and
management is preferred

-Experience working on boats, ability to withstand harsh elements,
and not be prone to serious seasickness

-Must be able to live and work well in a team

-Enthusiasm and willingness to learn field and lab-based research
methods

-Ability to work well under pressure



Preferred Qualifications:

-Plankton identification

-Microscopy and laboratory experience

-Not prone to seasickness

-A valid US driver’s license



The successful applicant will be required to work a minimum of four full
days per week and will need to be flexible for research cruises due to
weather constrictions. The intern will often process zooplankton samples
independently in the lab, thus responsible, detail-oriented applicants are
encouraged to apply. Applicants must be available for the full five months
and must be willing to work weekends, holidays and evenings as needed.
Housing will be provided, as well as a small stipend to cover general
living expenses. International applicants must secure their own visas or
other required documentation.



CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale and Cape Cod Bay has been a major critical habitat for
over 50% of the estimated population in recent years. This is an excellent
opportunity for anyone wishing to expand their skills in marine mammal
survey techniques and zooplankton analysis; and will offer the successful
applicant the unique chance to work with one of the world’s most endangered
cetaceans. This internship will afford the successful applicant an
invaluable opportunity to work within a well-established institution, with
highly-qualified scientists, and to gain experience in boat-based research,
zooplankton and environmental collections, plankton identification, plastic
analysis, and data entry and analysis. Details of our work can be found on
our website: http://coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research/



How to Apply:

The application package should include the following attachment(s):

1) A cover letter describing your specific interests in marine mammal
science, internship qualifications, and how the experience would assist you
in reaching career goals

2) CV/resume

3) College transcripts (unofficial are sufficient)

4) The names and contact information of two references



Application materials must be e-mailed in PDF format to:
*employm...@coastalstudies.org* with the following text in the subject
line: *2022 RW habitat internship*.



*Deadline for submissions: October 1st, 2022.*



-- 
Stephanie Richardson
Human Resource Manager

Center for Coastal Studies
5 Holway Avenue
Provincetown, MA 02657
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
Office Hours: Monday and Thursday 9:00-12:00
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[MARMAM] Aerial Observer - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Right Whale Ecology Program – Aerial Observer Position*

The Center for Coastal Studies is seeking 1 - 2 aerial survey observers for
the upcoming 2022 right whale survey season. Positions may start as early
as Oct 15, 2021 and run through May 31, 2022. Observers will  be flying
surveys to assess the abundance, distribution, conservation status and
behavior of North Atlantic right whales in Cape Cod Bay and adjacent waters.

*Primary Responsibilities:*

●  Participate in right whale aerial surveys by rotating through the
three positions: observer/data recorder, observer/photographer, and ground
contact

●  Processing aerial survey data: entering and proofing data recorded
during surveys, completing effort and sightings data tables, photo-analysis
and photo-identification of individuals, updating in-house identification
catalog, and preparing data for submissions to the North Atlantic Right
Whale Consortium

●  Familiarizing oneself with current entanglement cases and protocols,
as well as individuals of interest


Other responsibilities may include:

●  Assisting program director, data manager, and/or flight coordinator
with relevant projects

●  Participation in vessel cruises and assisting interns

●  Writing field notes to be shared with the public

●  Finalizing data entry and photo analysis from previous field seasons



*Minimum Requirements:*

●  Excellent attention to detail and organization skills

●  Proficient with DSLR cameras in a variety of lighting conditions

●  Experience in species-identification of marine mammals, particularly
in the Northwest Atlantic

●  Demonstrated knowledge of photo-identification of individuals

●  Computer literacy and working knowledge of Microsoft Office programs
(Excel, Word, PowerPoint)

●  Must work well in a team. Field hours can be long and the winter
fieldwork conditions are cold and often uncomfortable

●  Ability to work in small aircraft for up to 9 hours per day with
continual focus

●  Must not suffer from air sickness



*Preferred Qualifications:*

●  A college degree, preferably in biological/ environmental sciences

●  Previous aerial survey and/or right whale experience

●  Working knowledge of R, iMatch, and/or Mysticetus software

●  Aircraft ditch and EBS training within the last five years

●  Enthusiasm, a sense of humor, attention to detail and willingness to
learn


We fly between one and four surveys weekly throughout the field season,
occasionally on back to back days. Observers are sometimes required to work
on weekends and holidays, often for long hours in a small aircraft and/or
aboard a research vessel.



Housing will be provided from 1 Jan though the end of May. This is a
seasonal full-time paid position.

CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale. Details of our work can be found on our website:
coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research/


*Application process: *Please submit your cover letter, resume, college
transcripts, and the contact information for three references via email in
PDF format to *employm...@coastalstudies.org
* with the subject line: 2022 RW Aerial
Observer Position



*Deadline for submissions: Aug 22, 2021.*

-- 
Stephanie Richardson
Human Resource Manager

Center for Coastal Studies
5 Holway Avenue
Provincetown, MA 02657
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
Office Hours: Monday and Thursday 9:00-12:00
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[MARMAM] Entanglement Response Specialist - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Marine Animal Entanglement Response Specialist II*



*Full Time (40 hours per week)*



The Center for Coastal Studies (Provincetown MA USA) is seeking a response
specialist for its Marine Animal Entanglement Response program.  CCS is a
private, non-profit institution with an emphasis on marine mammal research
and conservation.



Response specialists are on call to respond to entangled whales and sea
turtles following strict protocols that emphasize human safety and data
collection. Specialists participate in at-sea operations, data processing,
administrative tasks and supervision of trainees. They are expected to
interface with the public and professional mariners and to participate in
other CCS research programs as needed. CCS is searching for level-headed
candidates that can work calmly and problem solve under stressful
conditions.



Prerequisites: Bachelor’s degree in a biological field;  at least one year
of at-sea working experience; small boat handling experience; excellent
computer and communication skills; strong focus and attention to detail;
the ability to work and communicate well at sea and in a wide range of
weather conditions. Prior experience working with large animals and
database management skills are desirable. Applicants must be physically
able to execute the work of the position. Capable of lifting 50 lbs. or
more, and working at sea for long periods of time. Weekends and scheduling
flexibility required.



This position is full-time, year-round, with the potential for annual
renewal. It is open to citizens of the US and those authorized to work in
the US. The position offers a fantastic benefits package, with
health/dental insurance, paid vacation and retirement plan.



Interested candidates please submit PDF cover sheet, resume and two
references to:



Stephanie Richardson

Human Resource Manager

Email: srichard...@coastalstudies.org

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Human Resource Manager
Center for Coastal Studies
5 Holway Avenue
Provincetown, MA 02657
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[MARMAM] Executive Director - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

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*EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR*



*CENTER FOR COASTAL STUDIES*

*PROVINCETOWN, MA USA*


The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS) seeks an Executive Director to lead
its research, education and public policy initiatives. CCS is a non-profit
organization that was founded in 1976 and dedicated to understanding and
preserving marine ecosystems and the coastal environment.  CCS is
internationally-known for whale research and rescue programs and has
growing research programs in the fields of coastal ecology, geology and
fisheries.  The dedicated staff strives to advance science, support
resource management and educate people of all ages through the  wide
ranging suite of CCS programs.  CCS is based in Provincetown, where it is
part of a diverse local community surrounded by nature, within driving
distance to Boston.



CCS seeks a strategic leader to empower a talented staff, manage a
well-established and multi-faceted organization, and expand its external
partnerships.  The Executive Director will promote excellence, diversity
and collaboration and will act as a strong ambassador to individual,
corporate, governmental, public and private partners. The successful
candidate will be responsible to a Board of Directors for the strategic,
programmatic, financial and operational health of the organization.



*Requirements:*

The ideal candidate will have expert knowledge of and strong appreciation
for CCS research, education, and policy priorities; be well-versed in
nonprofit management; and have the ability to diplomatically engage a range
of audiences on  important issues.  The following are minimum requirements:



●  A proven track record as a professional in a relevant field of
research, education or conservation.

●  At least five (5) years of experience as the director of a comparable
organization or equivalent supervisory and administrative experience.



This position is based in Provincetown, Massachusetts.  It requires
occasional travel as well as evening and weekend hours.   CCS is committed
to supporting a diverse and inclusive environment and is proud to be an
equal opportunity employer. This position is open to citizens of the United
States of America and those authorized to work in the United States.



Please email applications to edsea...@coastalstudies.org with a cover
letter, resume, and three references, all in PDF format.*.*



*For further details on this position please visit our website at *
*www.coastalstudies.org* <http://www.coastalstudies.org>


*CCS is an equal opportunity employer*

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Stephanie Richardson
Human Resource Manager
Center for Coastal Studies
5 Holway Avenue
Provincetown, MA 02657
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
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[MARMAM] Habitat Internship - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Center for Coastal Studies (CCS)
Right Whale Ecology Program – Habitat Internship

Internship Announcement



The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS), a nonprofit institution dedicated to
the understanding and protection of our coastal environment and marine
ecosystems, is seeking a seasonal Right Whale Ecology Program intern from
January 04 - May 29, 2021. This long-term project focuses on documenting
the abundance, distribution, and behavior of North Atlantic right whales
and their food resource in Cape Cod Bay and adjacent Massachusetts waters.
The intern will assist the habitat research associate in the collection and
processing of zooplankton in the field and lab. Fieldwork responsibilities
include zooplankton collection through tow and pump techniques, marine
observer, and environmental data collector. Lab responsibilities include
zooplankton species identification and counts, plastics analysis, archiving
samples, data entry and maintenance, and maintaining field equipment.

Minimum Requirements

-A college degree, preferably in biological/ environmental sciences

-Good memorization skills and strong attention to details

-Basic computer literacy and experience using Microsoft Office
programs (Excel, Word, PowerPoint). Experience with database entry and
management is preferred

-Experience working on boats, ability to withstand harsh elements,
and not be prone to serious seasickness

-Must be able to live and work well in a team

-Enthusiasm and willingness to learn field and lab-based research
methods

-Strong attention to detail and ability to work well under pressure



Preferred Qualifications:

-Plankton identification

-Microscopy and laboratory experience

-Not prone to seasickness

-A valid US driver’s license



The successful applicant will be required to work a minimum of four full
days per week and will need to be flexible for research cruises due to
weather constrictions. The intern will often process zooplankton samples
independently in the lab, thus responsible, detail-oriented applicants are
encouraged to apply. Applicants must be available for the full five months
and must be willing to work weekends, holidays and evenings as needed.
Housing will be provided, as well as a small stipend to cover general
living expenses. International applicants must secure their own visas or
other required documentation.



CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale and Cape Cod Bay has been a major critical habitat for
over 50% of the estimated population in recent years. This is an excellent
opportunity for anyone wishing to expand their skills in marine mammal
survey techniques and zooplankton analysis; and will offer the successful
applicant the unique chance to work with one of the world’s most endangered
cetaceans. This internship will afford the successful applicant an
invaluable opportunity to work within a well-established institution, with
highly-qualified scientists, and to gain experience in boat-based research,
zooplankton and environmental collections, plankton identification, plastic
analysis, and data entry and analysis. Details of our work can be found on
our website: http://coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research/



How to Apply:

The application package should include the following attachment(s):

1) A cover letter describing your specific interests in marine mammal
science, internship qualifications, and how the experience would assist you
in reaching career goals

2) CV/resume

3) College transcripts (unofficial are sufficient)

4) The names and contact information of two references



Application materials must be e-mailed to: Stephanie Richardson, HR
Manager, srichard...@coastalstudies.org with the following text in the
subject line: 2020 RW habitat internship.



*Deadline for submissions: September 30th, 2020.*



-- 
Stephanie Richardson
Human Resource Manager
Center for Coastal Studies
5 Holway Avenue
Provincetown, MA 02657
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
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[MARMAM] Observer Internship - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Right Whale Ecology Program - Observer Internship



Center for Coastal Studies (CCS), Provincetown MA USA

The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS), a nonprofit institution dedicated to
the understanding and protection of our coastal environment and marine
ecosystems, is seeking a seasonal intern in the Right Whale Ecology Program
from 04 January – 29 May 2021. This long-term project focuses on
documenting the abundance, distribution and behavior of North Atlantic
right whales and their food resource in Cape Cod Bay and adjacent
Massachusetts waters. The intern will be the primary vessel observer for
the project and will participate in research cruises up to four days a
week. Fieldwork responsibilities include photographing critically
endangered North Atlantic right whales, collecting behavioral and
environmental data, recording other sightings events (species, vessels and
fishing gear), and working with a habitat research team both in the field
and office. Office responsibilities include photo-analysis (downloading
images, inputting sightings information, matching individuals to known
animals using an online and in-house catalog, cataloging), database entry
and maintenance, assisting the aerial team and maintaining vessel field
equipment.



*Minimum Requirements:*

●  A college degree, preferably in biological/ environmental sciences

●  Previous marine mammal survey experience, including background in
photo-identification of large cetaceans

●  Experience with digital SLR cameras, lenses, and filters

●  Basic computer literacy and working knowledge of Microsoft Office
programs (Excel, Word, PowerPoint). Experience with database entry and
management is preferred

●  Experience working on boats, ability to withstand harsh elements,
and not be prone to serious seasickness

●  Must be able to live and work well in a team

●  Enthusiasm and willingness to learn field and lab-based research
methods

●  Strong attention to detail and ability to work well under pressure


*Preferred Qualifications:*

●  Experience using iMatch image database software

●  Experience using GPS equipment

●  Ability to estimate object ranges from a vessel

●  Not prone to seasickness

●  A valid US driver’s license



The successful applicant will be required to work a minimum of four full
days per week and will need to be flexible for research cruises due to
weather constrictions. The intern will often collect data independently in
the field, thus responsible, detail-oriented applicants are encouraged to
apply. Applicants must be available for the full field season and must be
willing to work weekends, holidays and evenings as needed. Housing will be
provided, as well as a small stipend to cover general living expenses.
International
applicants must secure their own visas or other required documentation.



CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale and Cape Cod Bay has been a major critical habitat for
over 50% of the estimated population in recent years. This is an excellent
opportunity for anyone wishing to expand their skills in marine mammal
survey techniques, and will offer the successful applicant the unique
chance to work with one of the world’s most endangered cetaceans. This
internship will afford the successful applicant an invaluable opportunity
to work within a well-established institution, with highly-qualified
scientists, and to gain experience in photo-identification, matching, and
data entry and analysis. Experience in oceanographic sampling can also be
gained. Details of our work can be found on our website:
http://coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research/



How to Apply:

The application package should include the following attachment(s):

   1. A cover letter describing your specific interests in marine mammal
   science, internship qualifications, and how the experience would assist you
   in reaching career goals
   2. CV/resume
   3. College transcripts (unofficial are sufficient)
   4. The names and contact information of two references



Application materials must be emailed to Stephanie Richardson,
srichard...@coastalstudies.org, with the subject line: 2021 RW Observer
Internship



*Deadline for submissions: September **30, 2020.*



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Human Resource Manager
Center for Coastal Studies
5 Holway Avenue
Provincetown, MA 02657
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
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[MARMAM] Aerial Observer Position - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Right Whale Ecology Program – Aerial Observer Position

Center for Coastal Studies (CCS), Provincetown MA USA

The Center for Coastal Studies is seeking one aerial survey observer for
the upcoming 2021 right whale survey season. Observers will work on the
aerial team, which operates between January 1 and May 31 every year, flying
surveys to assess the abundance, distribution, conservation status and
behavior of North Atlantic right whales in Cape Cod Bay.

Primary Responsibilities:

   -

   Participate in right whale aerial surveys by rotating through the three
   positions: observer/data recorder, observer/photographer, and ground contact
   -

   Processing aerial survey data: entering and proofing data recorded
   during surveys, completing effort and sightings data tables, photo-analysis
   and photo-identification of individuals, updating in-house identification
   catalog, and preparing data for submissions to the North Atlantic Right
   Whale Consortium
   -

   Familiarizing oneself with current entanglement cases and protocols, as
   well as individuals of interest


Other responsibilities may include:

   -

   Assisting program director, data manager, or flight coordinator with
   relevant projects
   -

   Writing field notes to be shared with the public
   -

   Finalizing data entry and photo analysis from previous field seasons



Minimum Requirements:

   -

   A college degree, preferably in biological/ environmental sciences
   -

   Proficient with DSLR cameras in a variety of lighting conditions
   -

   Experience in species-identification of marine mammals, and
   photo-identification of individuals
   -

   Basic computer literacy and working knowledge of Microsoft Office
   programs (Excel, Word, Powerpoint)
   -

   Must work well in a team. Field hours can be long and the winter
   fieldwork conditions are cold and often uncomfortable
   -

   Ability to work in small aircraft for up to 9 hours per day with
   continual focus
   -

   Must not suffer from air sickness.



Preferred Qualifications:

   -

   Working knowledge of R, iMatch, and/or Mysticetus software
   -

   Previous aerial survey experience
   -

   Aircraft ditch and EBS training within the last five years
   -

   Enthusiasm, a sense of humor, attention to detail and willingness to
   learn


We fly between one and four surveys weekly throughout the field season.
Observers are sometimes required to work on weekends and holidays, often
for long hours in a small aircraft and/or aboard a research vessel.



Housing will be provided for the duration of the field period. This is a
paid position.

CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale. Details of our work can be found on our website:
coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research/

Application process:
Please submit your cover letter, resume, college transcripts, and the
contact information for three references via email in PDF format to
srichard...@coastalstudies.org  with the
subject line: 2021 RW Aerial Observer Position



Deadline for submissions: September 30, 2020. No applications will be
accepted after this date.

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Human Resource Manager
Center for Coastal Studies
5 Holway Avenue
Provincetown, MA 02657
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[MARMAM] Marine Education Internship - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Marine Education *

*Summer 2020 Internship Opportunity*



The Center for Coastal Studies is a non-profit organization dedicated
to conducting
scientific research with emphasis on marine mammals of the western North
Atlantic and on the coastal and marine habitats and resources of the Gulf
of Maine.  CCS has been conducting research and marine and coastal
educational programs on Cape Cod for 42 years.

*Education Responsibilities*-Intern/s will assist with environmental
education programs, including on-site programs, off-site programs, and
festivals, including CCS’s signature summer week of events: Whale Week:  A
Celebration of the Sea, and Whale Camp.  Interns will assist in staffing
the Center’s SEASpace Marine Discovery Center, and beach pop-up tents;
designing and delivering presentations, answering questions about CCS,
marine animals (especially whales, seals and sharks) and ocean conservation
issues, and other general duties.

Interns must have their own transportation, and housing is not provided. A
small stipend is provided.

*Qualifications-*

   - The internship is open to students who are currently enrolled in, or
   recently graduated from an accredited college or university.
   - Preference will be given to students or recent graduates working
   towards environmental studies, education, marine science, biology or other
   related fields.
   - Intern should demonstrate strong written and verbal communication
   skills.
   - Intern should be a self-starter able to take responsibility for
   completing projects.
   - Students that are adaptable, responsible, hard working, willing to
   learn, and have attention to detail are encouraged to apply.
   - Must be able to work independently and as part of a team.
   - Must be comfortable working with all ages.
   - Must be comfortable working outside in all conditions.
   - Must be comfortable working with and handling marine species.
   - Interns must be able to commit to at least two-three months; preferred
   start date-end date mid June to mid August, but dates are flexible based on
   school schedules.
   - Interns must work a minimum of 20 hours per week.
   - Schedule is flexible but intern may have to work some weekends and
   evenings.
   - Preference will be given to students with secured housing on Cape Cod.



To Apply- Send your resume, cover letter, and one letter of reference to
Stephanie Richardson at srichard...@coastalstudies.org or 5 Holway Ave,
Provincetown, Massachusetts 02567. Applications must be received by March
13, 2020.

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Human Resource Manager
Center for Coastal Studies
5 Holway Avenue
Provincetown, MA 02657
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[MARMAM] Observer Internship - Right Whale Ecology, Provincetown MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Right Whale Ecology Program - Observer Internship



Center for Coastal Studies (CCS), Provincetown MA USA

The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS), a nonprofit institution dedicated to
the understanding and protection of our coastal environment and marine
ecosystems, is seeking a seasonal Right Whale Ecology Program intern from 2
January – 31 May 2019. This long-term project focuses on documenting the
abundance, distribution and behavior of North Atlantic right whales and
their food resource in Cape Cod Bay and adjacent Massachusetts waters. The
intern will be the primary vessel observer for the project and will
participate in research cruises up to four days a week. Fieldwork
responsibilities include photographing critically endangered North Atlantic
right whales, collecting behavioral and environmental data, recording other
sightings events (species, vessels and fishing gear), and working with a
habitat research team both in the field and office. Office responsibilities
include photo-analysis (downloading images, inputting sightings
information, matching individuals to known animals using an online and
in-house catalog, cataloging), database entry and maintenance, assisting
the aerial team and maintaining vessel field equipment.



Minimum Requirements:

·   A college degree, preferably in biological/ environmental sciences

·   Previous marine mammal survey experience, including experience in
photo-identification of large cetaceans

·   Experience with digital SLR cameras, lenses, and filters

·   Basic computer literacy and experience using Microsoft Office
programs (Excel, Word, PowerPoint). Experience with database entry and
management is preferred

·   Experience working on boats, ability to withstand harsh elements,
and not be prone to serious seasickness

·   Must be able to live and work well in a team

·   Enthusiasm and willingness to learn field and lab-based research
methods

·   Strong attention to detail and ability to work well under pressure


Preferred Qualifications:

·   Experience using iMatch image database software

·   Experience using GPS equipment

·   Ability to estimate object ranges from a vessel

·   Not prone to seasickness

·   A valid US driver’s license



The successful applicant will be required to work a minimum of four full
days per week and will need to be flexible for research cruises due to
weather constrictions. The intern will often collect data independently in
the field, thus responsible, detail-oriented applicants are encouraged to
apply. Applicants must be available for the full field season and must be
willing to work weekends, holidays and evenings as needed. Housing will be
provided, as well as a small stipend to cover general living expenses.
International
applicants must secure their own visas or other required documentation.



CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale and Cape Cod Bay has been a major critical habitat for
over 50% of the estimated population in recent years. This is an excellent
opportunity for anyone wishing to expand their skills in marine mammal
survey techniques, and will offer the successful applicant the unique
chance to work with one of the world’s most endangered cetaceans. This
internship will afford the successful applicant an invaluable opportunity
to work within a well-established institution, with highly-qualified
scientists, and to gain experience in photo-identification, matching, and
data entry and analysis. Experience in oceanographic sampling can also be
gained. Details of our work can be found on our website:
http://coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research/



How to Apply:

The application package should include the following attachment(s):

1.   A cover letter describing your specific interests in marine mammal
science, internship qualifications, and how the experience would assist you
in reaching career goals

2.   CV/resume

3.   College transcripts (unofficial are sufficient)

4.   The names and contact information of two references



Please email application materials to Stephanie Richardson,
srichard...@coastalstudies.org  with the following text in the subject
line: 2019 RW Observer Internship.



*Deadline for submissions: September 30, 2019.*



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Human Resource Manager
Center for Coastal Studies
5 Holway Avenue
Provincetown, MA 02657
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[MARMAM] Right Whale Ecology Program - Habitat Internship

[Stephanie Richardson]

Right Whale Ecology Program - Habitat Internship



Center for Coastal Studies (CCS), Provincetown MA USA

The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS), a nonprofit institution dedicated to
the understanding and protection of our coastal environment and marine
ecosystems, is seeking a seasonal Right Whale Ecology Program intern from
January 2 - May 31, 2020. This long-term project focuses on documenting the
abundance, distribution, and behavior of North Atlantic right whales and
their food resource in Cape Cod Bay and adjacent Massachusetts waters. The
intern will assist the habitat research associate in the collection and
processing of zooplankton in the field and lab. Fieldwork responsibilities
include zooplankton collection through tow and pump techniques, marine
observer, and environmental data collector. Lab responsibilities include
zooplankton species identification and counts, plastics analysis, archiving
samples, data entry and maintenance, and maintaining field equipment.

Minimum Requirements

-A college degree, preferably in biological/ environmental sciences

-Good memorization skills and strong attention to details

-Basic computer literacy and experience using Microsoft Office
programs (Excel, Word, PowerPoint). Experience with database entry and
management is preferred

-Experience working on boats, ability to withstand harsh elements,
and not be prone to serious seasickness

-Must be able to live and work well in a team

-Enthusiasm and willingness to learn field and lab-based research
methods

-Strong attention to detail and ability to work well under pressure



Preferred Qualifications:

-Plankton identification

-Microscopy and laboratory experience

-Not prone to seasickness

-A valid US driver’s license



The successful applicant will be required to work a minimum of four full
days per week and will need to be flexible for research cruises due to
weather constrictions. The intern will often process zooplankton samples
independently in the lab, thus responsible, detail-oriented applicants are
encouraged to apply. Applicants must be available for the full five months
and must be willing to work weekends, holidays and evenings as needed.
Housing will be provided, as well as a small stipend to cover general
living expenses.



CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale and Cape Cod Bay has been a major critical habitat for
over 50% of the estimated population in recent years. This is an excellent
opportunity for anyone wishing to expand their skills in marine mammal
survey techniques and zooplankton analysis; and will offer the successful
applicant the unique chance to work with one of the world’s most endangered
cetaceans. This internship will afford the successful applicant an
invaluable opportunity to work within a well-established institution, with
highly-qualified scientists, and to gain experience in boat-based research,
zooplankton and environmental collections, plankton identification, plastic
analysis, and data entry and analysis. Details of our work can be found on
our website: http://coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research/



How to Apply:

The application package should include the following attachment(s):

1) A cover letter describing your specific interests in marine mammal
science, internship qualifications, and how the experience would assist you
in reaching career goals

2) CV/resume

3) College transcripts (unofficial are sufficient)

4) The names and contact information of two references



Please email application materials to Stephanie Richardson,
srichard...@coastalstudies.org with the following text in the subject line:
2020 RW habitat internship.



*Deadline for submissions: September 30th, 2019.*



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Human Resource Manager
Center for Coastal Studies
5 Holway Avenue
Provincetown, MA 02657
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[MARMAM] Marine Animal Entanglement Response Specialist II - Provincetown MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Center for Coastal Studies, Provincetown MA 02657 USA*



*Marine Animal Entanglement Response Specialist II*



*Full Time (40 hours per week)*



The Center for Coastal Studies (Provincetown MA) is seeking a Response
Specialist for its Marine Animal Entanglement Response program.  CCS is a
private, non-profit institution with an emphasis on marine mammal research
and conservation.



Response specialists are on call to disentangle whales and sea turtles
following strict protocols that emphasize human safety and data collection.
Specialists participate in at-sea operations, data processing,
administrative tasks and supervision of trainees. They are expected to
interface with the public and professional mariners and to participate in
other CCS research programs as needed. CCS is searching for level-headed
candidates that can work calmly and problem solve under stressful
conditions.



Prerequisites: Bachelor’s degree in a biological field;  at least one year
of at-sea working experience; small boat handling experience; excellent
computer and communication skills; strong focus and attention to detail;
the ability to work and communicate well at sea and in a wide range of
weather conditions. Prior experience working with large animals and
database management skills are desirable. Applicants must be physically
able to execute the work of the position, including long days at sea.
Weekends and scheduling flexibility required.



This position is full-time, year-round, with the potential for annual
renewal. It is open to citizens of the US and those authorized to work in
the US. The position offers a fantastic benefits package, with
health/dental insurance, paid vacation and retirement plan.



Interested candidates please submit cover sheet, resume and two references
to:



Stephanie Richardson at srichard...@coastalstudies.org



Please include in subject title Response Specialist II search and use PDF
documents.



*Deadline for submissions is February 1, 2019*



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f. (508) 487-4695
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[MARMAM] Research Assistant – Humpback Whale Research Program, Provincetown MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Center for Coastal Studies, Provincetown MA USA*

*Research Assistant – Humpback Whale Research Program *

*Full Time (40 hours per week)*

The Center for Coastal Studies (Provincetown, MA) is seeking a Research
Assistant for its Humpback Whale Research Program.

Research assistants participate in field research, data and sample
processing, photo-identification, catalog and database maintenance, field
operations, administrative tasks and the supervision of program interns and
volunteers.  They are also expected to interface with the public and to
participate in other CCS programs, as needed.

Prerequisites: Bachelor’s degree in marine biology, zoology or another
biological field;  at least one year of relevant research experience;
excellent computer and communication skills; strong focus and attention to
detail; the ability to maintain a flexible schedule and to work at sea over
extended periods and in a wide range of weather conditions.  Prior
photo-identification experience, data management skills and small boat
operation skills are desirable.

This position is full-time, year-round, with the potential for annual
renewal. It is open to citizens of the United States of America and those
authorized to work in the United States. The position offers a fantastic
benefits package, with health/dental insurance, paid vacation and
retirement plan.

Please forward a cover letter, resume and two letters of reference to:

Stephanie Richardson, srichard...@coastalstudies.org . Please include in
subject line Humpback Whale Research Assistant Search, also we ask that you
use PDF documents.

*Deadline for submissions is February 1, 2019*

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5 Holway Avenue
Provincetown, MA 02657
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4695
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[MARMAM] Right Whale Ecology Program – Habitat Internship, Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Right Whale Ecology Program – Habitat Internship

Center for Coastal Studies (CCS)



The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS), a nonprofit institution dedicated to
the understanding and protection of our coastal environment and marine
ecosystems, is seeking a seasonal Right Whale Ecology Program intern from
January through May 2019. This long-term project focuses on documenting the
abundance, distribution and behavior of North Atlantic right whales and
their food resource in Cape Cod Bay and adjacent Massachusetts waters. The
intern will assist the habitat research associate in the collection and
processing of zooplankton in the field and lab. Fieldwork responsibilities
include zooplankton collection through tow and pump techniques, marine
observer, and environmental data collector. Lab responsibilities include
zooplankton species identification and counts, plastics analysis, archiving
samples, data entry and maintenance, and maintaining field equipment.

Minimum Requirements

-   A college degree, preferably in biological/ environmental sciences

-   Good memorization skills and strong attention to details

-   Basic computer literacy and experience using Microsoft Office
programs (Excel, Word, PowerPoint). Experience with database entry and
management is preferred

-   Experience working on boats, ability to withstand harsh elements,
and not be prone to serious seasickness

-   Must be able to live and work well in a team

-   Enthusiasm and willingness to learn field and lab-based research
methods

-   Strong attention to detail and ability to work well under pressure



Preferred Qualifications:

-   Plankton identification

-   Microscopy and laboratory experience

-   Not prone to seasickness

-   FTIR Spectrometer experience

-   A valid US driver’s license



The successful applicant will be required to work a minimum of four full
days per week and will need to be flexible for research cruises due to
weather constrictions. The intern will often process zooplankton samples
independently in the lab, thus responsible, detail-oriented applicants are
encouraged to apply. Applicants must be available for the full five months
and must be willing to work weekends, holidays and evenings as needed.
Housing will be provided, as well as a small stipend to cover general
living expenses.



CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale and Cape Cod Bay has been a major critical habitat for
over 50% of the estimated population in recent years. This is an excellent
opportunity for anyone wishing to expand their skills in marine mammal
survey techniques and zooplankton analysis; and will offer the successful
applicant the unique chance to work with one of the world’s most endangered
cetaceans. This internship will afford the successful applicant an
invaluable opportunity to work within a well-established institution, with
highly-qualified scientists, and to gain experience in boat-based research,
zooplankton and environmental collections, plankton identification, plastic
analysis, and data entry and analysis. Details of our work can be found on
our website: http://coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research/



How to Apply:

The application package should include the following attachment(s):

1)A cover letter describing your specific interests in marine mammal
science, internship qualifications, and how the experience would assist you
in reaching career goals

2)CV/resume

3)College transcripts (unofficial are sufficient)

4)The names and contact information of two references



Application materials must be e-mailed to Stephanie Richardson,
srichard...@coastalstudies.org  with the following text in the subject
line: 2019 RW Habitat Internship.



*Deadline for submissions: September 30, 2018 *
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[MARMAM] Right Whale Ecology Observer Internship 2019 - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Right Whale Ecology Program - Observer Internship



Center for Coastal Studies (CCS), Provincetown MA USA

The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS), a nonprofit institution dedicated to
the understanding and protection of our coastal environment and marine
ecosystems, is seeking a seasonal Right Whale Ecology Program intern from
January through May 2019. This long-term project focuses on documenting the
abundance, distribution and behavior of North Atlantic right whales and
their food resource in Cape Cod Bay and adjacent Massachusetts waters. The
intern will be the primary vessel observer for the project and will
participate in research cruises up to four days a week. Fieldwork
responsibilities include photographing critically endangered North Atlantic
right whales, collecting behavioral and environmental data, recording other
sightings events (species, vessels and fishing gear), and working with a
habitat research team both in the field and in the lab. Lab
responsibilities include photo-analysis (downloading images, inputting
sightings information, matching individuals to known animals using an
online and in-house catalog, cataloging), database entry and maintenance,
assisting the aerial team and maintaining vessel field equipment.



Minimum Requirements:

-   A college degree, preferably in biological/ environmental sciences

-   Previous marine mammal survey experience, including experience in
photo-identification of large cetaceans

-   Experience with digital SLR cameras, lenses, and filters

-   Basic computer literacy and experience using Microsoft Office
programs (Excel, Word, PowerPoint). Experience with database entry and
management is preferred

-   Experience working on boats, ability to withstand harsh elements,
and not beprone to serious seasickness

-   Must be able to live and work well in a team

-   Enthusiasm and willingness to learn field and lab-based research
methods

-   Strong attention to detail and ability to work well under pressure


Preferred Qualifications:

-   Experience using iMatch image database software

-   Experience using GPS equipment

-   Ability to estimate object ranges from a vessel

-   Not prone to seasickness

-   A valid US driver’s license



The successful applicant will be required to work a minimum of four full
days per week and will need to be flexible for research cruises due to
weather constrictions. The intern will often collect data independently in
the field, thus responsible, detail-oriented applicants are encouraged to
apply. Applicants must be available for the full field season and must be
willing to work weekends, holidays and evenings as needed. Housing will be
provided, as well as a small stipend to cover general living expenses.



CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale and Cape Cod Bay has been a major critical habitat for
over 50% of the estimated population in recent years. This is an excellent
opportunity for anyone wishing to expand their skills in marine mammal
survey techniques, and will offer the successful applicant the unique
chance to work with one of the world’s most endangered cetaceans. This
internship will afford the successful applicant an invaluable opportunity
to work within a well-established institution, with highly-qualified
scientists, and to gain experience in photo-identification, matching, and
data entry and analysis. Experience in oceanographic sampling can also be
gained. Details of our work can be found on our website:
http://coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research/



How to Apply:

The application package should include the following attachment(s):

1)A cover letter describing your specific interests in marine mammal
science, internship qualifications, and how the experience would assist you
in reaching career goals

2)CV/resume

3)College transcripts (unofficial are sufficient)

4)The names and contact information of two references



Application materials must be e-mailed to Stephanie Richardson,
srichard...@coastalstudies.org  with the following text in the subject
line: 2019 RW Observer Internship.


*Deadline for submissions: September 30, 2018.*
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[MARMAM] Marine Education Summer Internship - Center for Coastal Studies, Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Summer 2018 Internship Opportunity*



The Center for Coastal Studies is a non-profit organization dedicated
to conducting
scientific research with emphasis on marine mammals of the western North
Atlantic and on the coastal and marine habitats and resources of the Gulf
of Maine.  CCS has been conducting research and marine and coastal
educational programs on Cape Cod for 42 years.

*Education Responsibilities*- Intern will assist with environmental
education programs, including on-site programs, off-site programs, and
festivals, including CCS’s signature summer week of events: Whale Week:  A
Celebration of the Sea, and Whale Camp.  Interns will assist in staffing
the Center’s Hiebert Marine Science Hall; designing and delivering
presentations, answering questions about CCS, marine mammals and ocean
conservation issues, and other general duties.

Interns must have their own transportation, and housing is not provided. A
small stipend is provided.

*Qualifications-*

   - The internship is open to students who are currently enrolled in, or
   recently graduated from an accredited college or university.
   - Preference will be given to students or recent graduates working
   towards environmental studies, education, marine science, biology or other
   related fields.
   - Intern should demonstrate strong written and verbal communication
   skills.
   - Intern should be a self-starter able to take responsibility for
   completing projects.
   - Students that are adaptable, responsible, hard working, willing to
   learn, and have attention to detail are encouraged to apply.
   - Must be able to work independently and as part of a team.
   - Must be comfortable working with all ages.
   - Must be comfortable working outside in all conditions.
   - Must be comfortable working with and handling marine species.
   - Interns must be able to commit to at least two-three months; preferred
   start date-end date mid June to mid August, but dates are flexible based on
   school schedules.
   - Interns must work a minimum of 20 hours per week.
   - Schedule is flexible but intern may have to work some weekends and
   evenings.
   - Preference will be given to students with secured housing on Cape Cod.



To Apply- Send your resume, cover letter, and one letter of reference to
Stephanie Richardson at srichard...@coastalstudies.org or 5 Holway Ave,
Provincetown, Massachusetts 02657. Applications must be received by March
16, 2018.





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Center for Coastal Studies
5 Holway Avenue
Provincetown, MA 02657
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4695
Office Hours: Mon. - Fri. 9 AM - 3 PM

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the abyss, that does not know and respond to the mysterious forces that
create the tide.” *
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[MARMAM] Right Whale Observer Internship 2018 - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Center for Coastal Studies (CCS)
Right Whale Ecology Program

Observer Internship Announcement



The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS), a nonprofit institution dedicated to
the understanding and protection of our coastal environment and marine
ecosystems, is seeking a seasonal Right Whale Ecology Program intern from
January through May 2018. This long-term project focuses on documenting the
abundance, distribution and behavior of North Atlantic right whales and
their food resource in Cape Cod Bay and adjacent Massachusetts waters. The
intern will be the primary vessel observer for the project and will
participate in research cruises up to four days a week. Fieldwork
responsibilities include photographing critically endangered North Atlantic
right whales, collecting behavioral and environmental data, recording other
sightings events (species, vessels and fishing gear), and working with a
habitat research team both in the field and in the lab. Lab
responsibilities include photo-analysis (downloading images, inputting
sightings information, matching individuals to known animals using an
online and in-house catalog, cataloging), database entry and maintenance,
assisting the aerial team and maintaining vessel field equipment.



Minimum Requirements:

-   A college degree, preferably in biological/ environmental sciences

-   Previous marine mammal survey experience, including experience in
photo-identification of large cetaceans

-   Experience with digital SLR cameras, lenses, and filters

-   Basic computer literacy and experience using Microsoft Office
programs (Excel, Word, PowerPoint). Experience with database entry and
management is preferred

-   Experience working on boats, ability to withstand harsh elements,
and not be prone to serious seasickness

-   Must be able to live and work well in a team

-   Enthusiasm and willingness to learn field and lab-based research
methods

-   Strong attention to detail and ability to work well under pressure


Preferred Qualifications:

-   Experience using iMatch image database software

-   Experience using GPS equipment

-   Ability to estimate object ranges from a vessel

-   Not prone to seasickness

-   A valid US driver’s license



The successful applicant will be required to work a minimum of four full
days per week and will need to be flexible for research cruises due to
weather constrictions. The intern will often collect data independently in
the field, thus responsible, detail-oriented applicants are encouraged to
apply. Applicants must be available for the full field season and must be
willing to work weekends, holidays and evenings as needed. Housing will be
provided, as well as a small stipend to cover general living expenses.



CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale and Cape Cod Bay has been a major critical habitat for
over 50% of the estimated population in recent years. This is an excellent
opportunity for anyone wishing to expand their skills in marine mammal
survey techniques, and will offer the successful applicant the unique
chance to work with one of the world’s most endangered cetaceans. This
internship will afford the successful applicant an invaluable opportunity
to work within a well-established institution, with highly-qualified
scientists, and to gain experience in photo-identification, matching, and
data entry and analysis. Experience in oceanographic sampling can also be
gained. Details of our work can be found on our website:
http://coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research/



How to Apply:

The application package should include the following attachment(s):

1)A cover letter describing your specific interests in marine mammal
science, internship qualifications, and how the experience would assist you
in reaching career goals

2)CV/resume

3)College transcripts (unofficial are sufficient)

4)The names and contact information of two references



Application materials must be e-mailed in PDF format to: Stephanie
Richardson, srichard...@coastalstudies.org, with the following text in the
subject line: 2018 RW observer internship. Deadline for submissions:
September 30, 2017

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[MARMAM] Right Whale Ecology Internship 2018 - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Center for Coastal Studies – Provincetown, MA USA
Right Whale Ecology Program

Internship 2018



The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS), a nonprofit institution dedicated to
the understanding and protection of our coastal environment and marine
ecosystems, is seeking a seasonal Right Whale Ecology Program intern from
March through May 2018. This long-term project focuses on documenting the
abundance, distribution and behavior of North Atlantic right whales and
their food resource in Cape Cod Bay and adjacent Massachusetts waters. The
intern will assist the habitat research associate in the collection and
processing of zooplankton in the field and lab. Fieldwork responsibilities
include zooplankton collection through tow and pump techniques, marine
observer, and environmental data collector. Lab responsibilities include
zooplankton species identification and counts, plastics analysis, archiving
samples, data entry and maintenance, and maintaining field equipment.

Minimum Requirements

-   A college degree, preferably in biological/ environmental sciences

-   Good memorization skills and strong attention to details

-   Basic computer literacy and experience using Microsoft Office
programs (Excel, Word, PowerPoint). Experience with database entry and
management is preferred

-   Experience working on boats, ability to withstand harsh elements,
and not be prone to serious seasickness

-   Must be able to live and work well in a team

-   Enthusiasm and willingness to learn field and lab-based research
methods

-   Strong attention to detail and ability to work well under pressure



Preferred Qualifications:

-   Plankton identification

-   Microscopy and laboratory experience

-   Not prone to seasickness

-   FTIR Spectrometer experience

-   A valid US driver’s license



The successful applicant will be required to work a minimum of four full
days per week and will need to be flexible for research cruises due to
weather constrictions. The intern will often process zooplankton samples
independently in the lab, thus responsible, detail-oriented applicants are
encouraged to apply. Applicants must be available for the full three months
and must be willing to work weekends, holidays and evenings as needed.
Housing will be provided, as well as a small stipend to cover general
living expenses.



CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale and Cape Cod Bay has been a major critical habitat for
over 50% of the estimated population in recent years. This is an excellent
opportunity for anyone wishing to expand their skills in marine mammal
survey techniques and zooplankton analysis; and will offer the successful
applicant the unique chance to work with one of the world’s most endangered
cetaceans. This internship will afford the successful applicant an
invaluable opportunity to work within a well-established institution, with
highly-qualified scientists, and to gain experience in boat-based research,
zooplankton and environmental collections, plankton identification, plastic
analysis, and data entry and analysis. Details of our work can be found on
our website: http://coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research/



How to Apply:

The application package should include the following attachment(s) in PDF
format:

1)A cover letter describing your specific interests in marine mammal
science, internship qualifications, and how the experience would assist you
in reaching career goals

2)CV/resume

3)College transcripts (unofficial are sufficient)

4)The names and contact information of two references



Please e-mail application materials to: Stephanie Richardson, Human
Resource Manager, srichard...@coastalstudies.org. Deadline for submissions:
September 30, 2017

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[MARMAM] Marine Animal Entanglement Response Specialist - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Marine Animal Entanglement Response Specialist



Full Time (40 hours per week)





The Center for Coastal Studies (Provincetown MA) is seeking a response
specialist for its Marine Animal Entanglement Response program.  CCS is a
private, non-profit institution with an emphasis on marine mammal research
and conservation.



Response specialists are on call to disentangle whales and sea turtles
following strict protocols that emphasize human safety and data collection.
Specialists participate in at-sea operations, data processing,
administrative tasks and supervision of trainees. They are expected to
interface with the public and professional mariners and to participate in
other CCS research programs as needed. CCS is searching for level-headed
candidates that can work calmly and problem solve under stressful
conditions.



Prerequisites: Bachelor’s degree in a biological field;  at least one year
of at-sea working experience; small boat handling experience; excellent
computer and communication skills; strong focus and attention to detail;
the ability to work and communicate well at sea and in a wide range of
weather conditions. Prior experience working with large animals and
database management skills are desirable. Applicants must be physically
able to execute the work of the position. Weekends and scheduling
flexibility required.



This position is full-time, year-round, with the potential for annual
renewal. It is open to citizens of the United States of America and those
authorized to work in the US.



Interested candidates please submit cover sheet, resume and two references
to:



Stephanie Richardson

Human Resource Manager

Center for Coastal Studies

5 Holway Ave.

Provincetown, MA 02657

Email: srichard...@coastalstudies.org



Applications will be accepted till March 31, 2017.

-- 
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Human Resource Manager
Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4495

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[MARMAM] Marine Education Internship Summer 2017 - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Summer 2017 Internship Opportunity*



The Center for Coastal Studies is a non-profit organization dedicated
to conducting
scientific research with emphasis on marine mammals of the western North
Atlantic and on the coastal and marine habitats and resources of the Gulf
of Maine.  CCS has been conducting research and marine and coastal
educational programs on Cape Cod for over 40 years.



*Education Responsibilities*-Intern will assist with environmental
education programs, including on-site programs, off-site programs, and
festivals, including CCS’s signature summer week of events: Whale Week:  A
Celebration of the Sea.  Interns will assist in staffing the Center’s
marine discovery center; designing and delivering presentations, answering
questions about CCS, marine mammals and ocean conservation issues, and
other general duties.



Interns must have their own transportation, and housing is not provided. A
small stipend is provided.



Qualifications-

   - The internship is open to students who are currently enrolled in, or
   recently graduated from an accredited college or university.  High school
   students may also be considered.
   - Preference will be given to students or recent graduates working
   towards environmental studies, education, marine science, biology or other
   related fields.
   - Intern should demonstrate strong written and verbal communication
   skills.
   - Intern should be a self-starter able to take responsibility for
   completing projects.
   - Students that are adaptable, responsible, hard working, willing to
   learn, and have attention to detail are encouraged to apply.
   - Must be able to work independently and as part of a team.
   - Must be comfortable working with all ages, including young children.
   - Must be comfortable working outside in all conditions.
   - Must be comfortable working with and handling marine species.
   - Interns must be able to commit to at least two-three months; preferred
   start date-end date beginning June to mid August, but dates are flexible
   based on school schedules.
   - Interns must work a minimum of 20 hours per week.
   - Schedule is flexible but intern may have to work some weekends and
   evenings.
   - Preference will be given to students with secured housing on Cape Cod.



To Apply- Send your resume, cover letter, and one letter of reference to
Stephanie Richardson at srichard...@coastalstudies.org or 5 Holway Ave,
Provincetown, Massachusetts 02567. Applications must be received by March
17, 2017.

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Human Resource Manager
Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4495

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[MARMAM] Right Whale Internship - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Right Whale Research Program - Internship*



*Provincetown, MA  USA*





The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS) is seeking right whale interns for the
upcoming 2017 winter/spring season (approximately January 1st to May 15th,
2017).



This person will work with both the aerial and habitat survey teams
documenting the abundance, distribution, and behavior of North Atlantic
right whales in Cape Cod Bay.  The intern will assist staff members in the
field with photographing right whales and collecting behavioral and
environmental data while on the waters of Cape Cod Bay.  The successful
applicant will also be responsible for a number of lab-based tasks
including database entry, downloading and cataloging images, and
photo-identification matching of images to known animals.  Interns are
required to work a minimum of four full days per week and must be available
for the full field season.



*Requirements:*

· A degree: preferably in biological/environmental
sciences.

· Experience with digital SLR cameras.

· Data entry: basic computer skills in programs such as
Office.

· Detail-oriented.

· Experience working on boats and ability to withstand
harsh elements.

· Must work and live well in a team.

· Enthusiasm and willingness to learn field and lab
based research methods.

· A valid US drivers license and personal
transportation would be beneficial but is not essential.



Shared housing will be provided along with a small stipend to cover general
living expenses. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone wishing to
expand their skills in marine mammal survey techniques and will offer the
successful applicant the unique chance to work with a critically endangered
cetacean species, the North Atlantic right whale.  This internship will
afford the successful applicant an invaluable opportunity to work within a
well-established institution, with highly-qualified scientists, and to gain
experience in photo-identification, matching, data entry, and analysis.
Experience in oceanographic sampling will also be gained.



CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale, information about the CCS Right Whale Research
Program is available at:

http://coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research
<http://coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research/population-monitoring/>



Please submit cover letter, resume, college transcripts (unofficial are
sufficient), and contact information for two professional references in PDF
format by October 31, 2016 to:



Stephanie Richardson

Human Resource Manager

Email: srichard...@coastalstudies.org
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[MARMAM] Aerial Survey Manager - Provincetown MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Right Whale Aerial Survey Manager Center for Coastal Studies, Provincetown,
MA

The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS) is seeking an individual for the
upcoming 2017 right whale survey season to manage aerial survey observers,
flight scheduling and coverage, and in-laboratory studies including but not
limited to individual photo matching and data management. The successful
applicant will rotate in as an aerial observer in addition to management
responsibilities and will work with the aerial survey team and the director
of the Right Whale Ecology Program (RWEP) between December 15, 2016 and May
31, 2017.


Working with the RWEP director, the aerial survey manager will supervise
and direct aerial observers and part-time interns with primary
responsibilities to:



-  coordinate aerial surveys with the aircraft flight team and CCS
vessel surveys

-  designate air survey track coverage before flights

-  assign and task flight crews

-  manage information collected on each flight

-  coordinate photo identification efforts using established
matching methods

-  use existing catalogs from the North Atlantic Right Whale
Consortium photo catalog at the New England Aquarium,  as part of the photo
matching process

-  manage data using established databases and in-house photo
catalogues

-  participate in the observer rotation on aerial surveys as either
the data recorder or photographer.

-  direct the analysis and entry of aerial survey data including
the results of photo analysis and individual matching,

-  update the CCS in--house photo ID catalog website

-  prepare data for submissions to the North Atlantic Right Whale
Consortium

-  assist staff with the production of interim and final reports to
state and federal agencies

- assisting program director and flight coordinator with relevant
projects.
- finalizing data entry and photo analysis from previous field
seasons.

*Requirements:*



-  An advanced degree (above B.S.), in biological/environmental
sciences (required).

-  Aerial survey experience including photography (required).

-  Experience in photo-identification of marine mammals, and
matching of photographs (required).

-  Must work well within a team. Field hours can be long and winter
fieldwork conditions are cold and can be uncomfortable (required)

-  Must not suffer from air sickness (required).




One to four surveys will be flown weekly throughout the field season and
the successful applicant may be required to work on weekends.

Applicants with a long-term interest in working in the field of large whale
conservation research are encouraged to apply.



 Housing will be provided for the duration of the field period. This is a
paid seasonal position.

CCS has a long history of conservation and studies of the North Atlantic
right whale in the southern Gulf of Maine. Details of our work can be found
at the following links:
Habitat program:
http://www.coastalstudies.org/what-we-do/right-whales/vbhabstudies.htm ,
Aerial program:
http://www.coastalstudies.org/what-we-do/right-whales/aerialsur.htm



*Application process: *Please submit your cover letter, resume, college
transcripts, and the contact information for three references via email to
srichard...@coastalstudies.org <scrock...@coastalstudies.org> . *The
closing date for applications is October 31, 2016.* No applications will be
accepted after this date.
Please use "Aerial survey manager" in the subject line of your email.

-- 
Stephanie Richardson
Human Resource Manager
Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4495

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[MARMAM] Aerial Observer Positions, Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Right Whale Aerial Survey – Aerial Observer PositionsCenter for Coastal
Studies, Provincetown MA USA

The Center for Coastal Studies is seeking two aerial survey observers for
the upcoming 2017 right whale survey season. Observers will work with the
aerial survey team, which operates between January 1 and May 31 every year,
flying surveys over Cape Cod Bay; To assess the abundance, distribution,
conservation status and behavior of North Atlantic Right Whales in Cape Cod
Bay.

Primary responsibilities include:
- Participation in aerial surveys as either the data recorder or
photographer.
- Processing of aerial survey data: Entering data recorded during surveys,
filling in data tables throughout the season, photo analysis, matching
photographs taken on surveys to known, catalogued individuals, updating
in--house identification website, helping to prepare data for submissions
to the New England Aquarium.
- Keeping up with current issues in right whale monitoring, particularly
familiarizing oneself with current entanglement cases and protocols.

Other responsibilities may include:
- Assisting program director and flight coordinator with relevant projects.
- Updating in-house photo catalog
- Finalizing data entry and photo analysis from previous field seasons.

*Requirements:*

   - A degree, preferably in biological/ environmental sciences (required).
   - Aerial survey experience including photography (required).
   - Experience in photo-identification of marine mammals, and matching of
   photographs (required).
   - Must work well in a team. Field hours can be long and the winter
   fieldwork conditions are cold and often uncomfortable (required)
   - Must not suffer from air sickness (required).



*Proficiencies:*

   - Experience with digital SLR cameras.
   - Basic computer skills in programs such as Excel and Word (required)
   for data entry.
   - Enthusiasm, a sense of humor, attention to detail and willingness to
   learn.


We fly between one and four surveys weekly throughout the field season.
Observers are sometimes required to work on weekends and for long hours in
a small plane.



Housing will be provided for the duration of the field period. This is a
paid position.

CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale. Details of our work can be found at the following
links:
Habitat program:
http://www.coastalstudies.org/what-we-do/right-whales/vbhabstudies.htm

Aerial program:
http://www.coastalstudies.org/what-we-do/right-whales/aerialsur.htm



*Application process: *Please submit your cover letter, resume, college
transcripts, and the contact information for three references via email in
PDF format to srichard...@coastalstudies.org 
. The closing date for applications is October 31, 2016. No applications
will be accepted after this date.
Please use "Aerial survey observer position" in the subject line of your
email.
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[MARMAM] Summer Internship - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Summer 2016 Internship Opportunity*



The Center for Coastal Studies is a non-profit organization dedicated
to conducting
scientific research with emphasis on marine mammals of the western North
Atlantic and on the coastal and marine habitats and resources of the Gulf
of Maine.  CCS has been conducting research and marine and coastal
educational programs on Cape Cod for over 39 years.



*Education Responsibilities*-Intern will assist with environmental
education programs, including on-site programs, off-site programs, and
festivals, including CCS’s signature summer week of events: Whale Week:  A
Celebration of the Sea.  Interns will assist in staffing the Center’s new
exhibit space near Commercial St; designing and delivering presentations,
answering questions about CCS, marine mammals and ocean conservation
issues, and other general duties.



Other Responsibilities- Each intern will take on a project which they will
work on for the duration of their internship.



Interns must have their own transportation, and housing is not provided. A
small stipend is provided.



Qualifications-

   - The internship is open to students who are currently enrolled in, or
   recently graduated from an accredited college or university.  High
   school students may also be considered.
   - Preference will be given to students or recent graduates working
   towards environmental studies, education, marine science, biology or other
   related fields.
   - Intern should demonstrate strong written and verbal communication
   skills.
   - Intern should be a self-starter able to take responsibility for
   completing projects.
   - Students that are adaptable, responsible, hard working, willing to
   learn, and have attention to detail are encouraged to apply.
   - Must be able to work independently and as part of a team.
   - Must be comfortable working with all ages.
   - Must be comfortable working outside in all conditions.
   - Must be comfortable working with and handling marine species.
   - Interns must be able to commit to at least two-three months; preferred
   start date-end date beginning June to mid August, but dates are flexible
   based on school schedules.
   - Interns must work a minimum of 20 hours per week.
   - Schedule is flexible but intern may have to work some weekends and
   evenings.
   - Preference will be given to students with secured housing on Cape Cod.



To Apply- Send your resume, cover letter, and one letter of reference to
Stephanie Richardson at srichard...@coastalstudies.org or 115 Bradford St,
Provincetown, Massachusetts 02567. Applications must be received by March
31, 2016.


-- 
Stephanie Richardson
Human Resource Manager
Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4495
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[MARMAM] Summer Internship - Environmental Education, Provincetown MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Summer 2016 Internship Opportunity*



The Center for Coastal Studies is a non-profit organization dedicated
to conducting
scientific research with emphasis on marine mammals of the western North
Atlantic and on the coastal and marine habitats and resources of the Gulf
of Maine.  CCS has been conducting research and marine and coastal
educational programs on Cape Cod for over 39 years.



*Education Responsibilities*-Intern will assist with environmental
education programs, including on-site programs, off-site programs, and
festivals, including CCS’s signature summer week of events: Whale Week:  A
Celebration of the Sea.  Interns will assist in staffing the Center’s new
exhibit space near Commercial St; designing and delivering presentations,
answering questions about CCS, marine mammals and ocean conservation
issues, and other general duties.



Other Responsibilities- Each intern will take on a project which they will
work on for the duration of their internship.



Interns must have their own transportation, and housing is not provided. A
small stipend is provided.



Qualifications-

   - The internship is open to students who are currently enrolled in, or
   recently graduated from an accredited college or university.  High
   school students may also be considered.
   - Preference will be given to students or recent graduates working
   towards environmental studies, education, marine science, biology or other
   related fields.
   - Intern should demonstrate strong written and verbal communication
   skills.
   - Intern should be a self-starter able to take responsibility for
   completing projects.
   - Students that are adaptable, responsible, hard working, willing to
   learn, and have attention to detail are encouraged to apply.
   - Must be able to work independently and as part of a team.
   - Must be comfortable working with all ages.
   - Must be comfortable working outside in all conditions.
   - Must be comfortable working with and handling marine species.
   - Interns must be able to commit to at least two-three months; preferred
   start date-end date beginning June to mid August, but dates are flexible
   based on school schedules.
   - Interns must work a minimum of 20 hours per week.
   - Schedule is flexible but intern may have to work some weekends and
   evenings.
   - Preference will be given to students with secured housing on Cape Cod.



To Apply- Send your resume, cover letter, and one letter of reference to
Stephanie Richardson at srichard...@coastalstudies.org or 115 Bradford St,
Provincetown, Massachusetts 02657. Applications must be received by March
18, 2016.




-- 
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Human Resource Manager
Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4495
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[MARMAM] Research Assistant - Humpback Research, Provincetown MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Center for Coastal Studies

Research Assistant

Humpback Whale Research



The Center for Coastal Studies (Provincetown MA) is seeking a Research
Assistant for its Humpback Whale Research Program.

Research assistants participate in field research, data and sample
processing, photo-identification, catalog and database maintenance, field
operations, administrative tasks and the supervision of program interns and
volunteers.  They are also expected to interface with the public and to
participate in other CCS programs, as needed.

Prerequisites: Bachelor’s degree in marine biology, zoology or another
biological field;  at least one year of relevant research experience;
excellent computer and communication skills; strong focus and attention to
detail; the ability to maintain a flexible schedule and to work at sea over
extended periods and in a wide range of weather conditions.  Prior
photo-identification experience, data management skills and small boat
operation skills are desirable.

This position is full-time, year-round, with the potential for annual
renewal. It is open to citizens of the United States of America and those
authorized to work in the United States.

Please forward a cover letter, resume and two letters of reference to:

Stephanie Richardson

Human Resource Manager

Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies

115 Bradford Street

Provincetown, MA 02657

Email: srichard...@coastalstudies.org



Deadline for submissions is December 20, 2015.


-- 
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Human Resource Manager
Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
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f. (508) 487-4495
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[MARMAM] Marine Animal Entanglement Response - Specialist II, Provincetown MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Marine Animal Entanglement Response



Specialist II



Full Time (40 hours per week)



The Center for Coastal Studies (Provincetown MA) is seeking a response
specialist for its Marine Animal Entanglement Response program.  CCS is a
private, non-profit institution with an emphasis on marine mammal research
and conservation.



Response specialists are on call to disentangle whales and sea turtles
following strict protocols that emphasize human safety and data collection.
Specialists participate in at-sea operations, data processing,
administrative tasks and supervision of trainees. They are expected to
interface with the public and professional mariners and to participate in
other CCS research programs as needed. CCS is searching for level-headed
candidates who can work calmly and problem solve under stressful conditions.



Prerequisites: Bachelor’s degree in a biological field;  at least one year
of at-sea working experience; small boat handling experience; excellent
computer and communication skills; strong focus and attention to detail;
the ability to work and communicate well at sea and in a wide range of
weather conditions. Prior experience working with large animals and
database management skills are desirable. Applicants must be physically
able to execute the work of the position. Weekends and scheduling
flexibility required.



This position is full-time, year-round, with the potential for annual
renewal. It is open to citizens of the United States of America and those
authorized to work in the US.



Interested candidates please submit cover letter, resume and two references
to:



Stephanie Richardson

Human Resource Manager

Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies

115 Bradford Street

Provincetown, MA 02657

Email: srichard...@coastalstudies.org


Deadline for submissions is December 20, 2015.


-- 
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Human Resource Manager
Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4495
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[MARMAM] Internship - Right Whale Research Program, Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Internship - Right Whale Research Program

Provincetown, MA - USA





The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS) is seeking right whale interns for the
upcoming 2016 winter/spring season (approximately January 1st to May 15th,
2016).



This person will work with both the aerial and habitat survey teams
documenting the abundance, distribution, and behavior of North Atlantic
right whales in Cape Cod Bay.  The intern will assist staff members in the
field with photographing right whales and collecting behavioral and
environmental data while on the waters of Cape Cod Bay.  The successful
applicant will also be responsible for a number of lab-based tasks
including database entry, downloading and cataloging images, and
photo-identification matching of images to known animals.  Interns are
required to work a minimum of four full days per week and must be available
for the full field season.



*Requirements:*

   -

   A degree: preferably in biological/environmental sciences.
   -

   Experience with digital SLR cameras.
   -

   Data entry: basic computer skills in programs such as Office.
   -

   Detail-oriented.
   -

   Experience working on boats and ability to withstand harsh elements.
   -

   Must work and live well in a team.
   -

   Enthusiasm and willingness to learn field and lab based research methods.
   -

   A valid US drivers license and personal transportation would be
   beneficial but is not essential.



   Shared housing will be provided along with a small stipend to cover
   general living expenses. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone
   wishing to expand their skills in marine mammal survey techniques and will
   offer the successful applicant the unique chance to work with a critically
   endangered cetacean species, the North Atlantic right whale.  This
   internship will afford the successful applicant an invaluable opportunity
   to work within a well-established institution, with highly-qualified
   scientists, and to gain experience in photo-identification, matching, data
   entry, and analysis.  Experience in oceanographic sampling will also be
   gained.



CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale, information about the CCS Right Whale Research
Program is available at:

http://coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research
<http://coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research/population-monitoring/>



Please submit cover letter, resume, college transcripts (unofficial are
sufficient), and contact information for two professional references
together in one PDF document by October 15, 2015 to:



Stephanie Richardson

Human Resource Manager

Email: srichard...@coastalstudies.org

115 Bradford Street

Provincetown, MA 02657


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[MARMAM] Aerial Observer Position - Right Whale Research Program, Provincetown, MA - USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Aerial Observer Position - Right Whale Research Program

Provincetown, MA - USA





The Center for Coastal Studies (CCS) is seeking right whale aerial survey
observers for the upcoming 2016 winter/spring season (approximately January
1st to May 15th, 2016).



Observers will work with the aerial team documenting the abundance,
distribution, and behavior of North Atlantic right whales in Cape Cod Bay and
adjacent waters.  Responsibilities include: participation in marine mammal
aerial surveys including photography and data collection, photo analysis,
data entry, and associated work; as part of an ongoing long term study of
North Atlantic right whales.



The ideal candidate will have the following qualifications: prior
experience as a marine mammal aerial survey observer (highly desired),
experience in matching right whales (or other species of cetaceans),
familiarity with digital SLR cameras, proficient and accurate data entry
skills, at least a B.S. with courses in biology, personal
transportation, enthusiasm
and willingness to enhance field and lab based research skills, and the
ability to work and live successfully in a team environment.  This is a
full-time temporary/seasonal position.



CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale, information about the CCS Right Whale Research
Program is available at:

http://coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research/population-monitoring/



Please submit cover letter and resume highlighting relevant aerial
experience along with contact information for three professional references
together in one PDF document by September 30, 2015 to:



Stephanie Richardson

Human Resource Manager

Email: srichard...@coastalstudies.org

115 Bradford Street

Provincetown, MA 02657


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[MARMAM] Marine Education Internship - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Summer 2015*

*Marine Education Internship *



The Center for Coastal Studies is a non-profit organization dedicated
to conducting
scientific research with emphasis on marine mammals of the western North
Atlantic and on the coastal and marine habitats and resources of the Gulf
of Maine.  CCS has been conducting research and marine and coastal
educational programs on Cape Cod for over 37 years.



*Education Responsibilities*-Intern will assist with environmental
education programs, including on-site programs, off-site programs, and
festivals, including CCS’s signature summer week of events: Whale Week:  A
Celebration of the Sea.  Interns will assist in the staffing of the
Center’s informational and sales kiosk on MacMillian Pier, and our new
exhibit space near Commercial St; designing and delivering presentations,
answering questions about CCS, marine mammals and ocean conservation
issues, and other general duties.  Intern may assist with boat based harbor
exploration cruises and educational advertising.



Other Responsibilities- Each intern will take on a project which they will
work on for the duration of their internship.



Interns must have their own transportation, and housing is not provided. A
small stipend is provided.



Qualifications-

   - The internship is open to students who are currently enrolled in, or
   recently graduated from an accredited college or university.  High
   school students may also be considered.
   - Preference will be given to students or recent graduates working
   towards environmental studies, education, marine science, biology or other
   related fields.
   - Intern should demonstrate strong written and verbal communication
   skills.
   - Intern should be a self-starter able to take responsibility for
   completing projects.
   - Students that are adaptable, responsible, hard working, willing to
   learn, and have attention to detail are encouraged to apply.
   - Must be able to work independently and as part of a team.
   - Must be comfortable working with all ages.
   - Must be comfortable working outside in all conditions.
   - Must be comfortable working with and handling marine species.
   - Interns must be able to commit to at least two-three months; preferred
   start date-end date beginning June to mid August, but dates are flexible
   based on school schedules.
   - Interns must work a minimum of 20 hours per week.
   - Schedule is flexible but intern may have to work some weekends and
   evenings.
   - Preference will be given to students with secured housing on Cape Cod.



To Apply- Send your resume, cover letter, and one letter of reference to
Stephanie Richardson at srichard...@coastalstudies.org or 115 Bradford St,
Provincetown, Massachusetts 02567. Applications must be received by April
3rd, 2015.


-- 
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Human Resource Manager
Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
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f. (508) 487-4495
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[MARMAM] Internship - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

CENTER FOR COASTAL STUDIES

INTERNSHIP

RIGHT WHALE PROGRAM



The Center for Coastal Studies is seeking an intern for the upcoming 2015
right whale survey season. This person will work with both the aerial
survey and population survey teams, who operate between January and May
every year. Documenting the abundance, distribution and behavior of North
Atlantic right whales in Cape Cod Bay. The intern will primarily assist
staff members with photographing right whales and collecting behavioral and
environmental data at sites in Cape Cod Bay. The successful applicant will
also be responsible for a number of lab-based photo-identification tasks,
such as downloading images, database entry, and matching images to known
animals using an online catalog.  He/ she will be required to work a
minimum of four full days per week. The intern will often collect data
independently in the field, thus responsible, detail-oriented applicants
are encouraged to apply. Fieldwork will likely involve one to two surveys
per week, between January 2 and May 15, 2015. Applicants must be available
for the full field season.


*Requirements:*


   - A degree, preferably in biological/ environmental sciences.
   - Experience with digital SLR cameras.
   - Data entry; basic computer skills in programs such as Excel and Word.
   - Experience working on boats, and ability to withstand harsh elements.
   - Must work well in a team.
   - Enthusiasm and willingness to learn field and lab based research
   methods.
   - A valid US drivers license would be beneficial but is not essential.



Housing will be provided and a stipend to cover general living expenses.
This is an excellent opportunity for anyone wishing to expand their skills
in marine mammal survey techniques, and will offer the successful applicant
the unique chance to work with one of the world’s most endangered cetacean
species, the North Atlantic right whale.



CCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale. This internship will afford the successful applicant
an invaluable opportunity to work within a well-established institution,
with highly-qualified scientists, and to gain experience in
photo-identification, matching, data entry and analysis. Experience in
oceanographic sampling will also be gained. Details of our work can be
found on our website www.coastalstudies.org



Please submit your cover letter, resume, college transcripts (unofficial
are sufficient), and contact information of two references to:



Stephanie Richardson

Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies

115 Bradford Street

Provincetown, MA 02657

Email: srichard...@coastalstudies.org



Deadline for Submissions: October 15, 2014




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115 Bradford Street
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[MARMAM] Aerial Observer Position - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Aerial Observer Position - Right Whale Research Program



Provincetown, MA - USA



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).



Responsibilities include: participation in marine mammal aerial surveys of
Cape Cod Bay and adjacent waters, photo analysis, data entry, and
associated work; as part of an ongoing long term study of North Atlantic
right whales.  The ideal candidate will have the following qualifications:
prior experience as a marine mammal aerial survey observer, experience in
matching right whales (or other species of cetaceans), familiarity with
digital SLR cameras, at least a B.S. with courses in biology, and the
ability to work and live successfully in a team environment.  This is a
full-time temporary/seasonal position.  Shared housing will be provided.



Information about the CCS Right Whale Research Program is available at:
http://coastalstudies.org/right-whale-research/population-monitoring/



Please submit cover letter, resume, and three references by October 15,
2014 to:



Stephanie Richardson

Human Resource Manager

115 Bradford Street

Provincetown, MA 02657

or Email: srichard...@coastalstudies.org




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[MARMAM] Summer Internship 2013 - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Summer 2013 Internship Opportunity*

*Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies, Provincetown MA USA*

* *

The Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies is a non-profit organization
dedicated to conducting scientific research with emphasis on marine mammals
of the western North Atlantic and on the coastal and marine habitats and
resources of the Gulf of Maine. PCCS has been conducting research and
marine and coastal educational programs on Cape Cod for over 35 years.



*Education Responsibilities*-Interns will assist with environmental
education programs, including on-site programs, off-site programs, and
festivals, including PCCS’s new signature summer week of events: Whale Week:
A Celebration of the Sea.  Interns will assist in the staffing of the
Center’s informational and sales kiosk on MacMillian Pier; designing and
delivering presentations, answering questions about PCCS, marine mammals
and ocean conservation issues, and other general duties.  Intern may assist
with a theater project, create displays for the PCCS’s laboratory, and help
create lesson plans and activities that are aligned with the Massachusetts
State Frameworks.



Other Responsibilities- Each intern will take on a project which they will
work on for the duration of their internship.  The project must be proposed
by the student and agreed upon with the PCCS staff.  At the end of the
internship the intern will present the project to the staff, volunteers,
and members of the public.



Interns must have their own transportation, and housing is not provided. A
small stipend will be available.



Qualifications-

   - The internship is open to students who are currently enrolled in, or
   recently graduated from an accredited college or university.  High
   school students may also be considered.
   - Preference will be given to students or recent graduates working
   towards environmental studies, education, marine science, biology or other
   related fields.
   - Intern should demonstrate strong written and verbal communication
   skills.
   - Theater experience a plus, but not necessary.
   - Students that are adaptable, responsible, hard working, willing to
   learn, and have attention to detail are encouraged to apply.
   - Must be able to work independently and as part of a team.
   - Must be comfortable working with all ages.
   - Must be comfortable working outside in all conditions.
   - Interns must be able to commit to at least two months; start and end
   dates are flexible due to school schedules.
   - Interns must work a minimum of 15-20 hours per week.



To Apply- Send your resume, cover letter, and one letter of reference to
Stephanie Richardson at

srichard...@coastalstudies.org or 115 Bradford St, Provincetown,
Massachusetts 02567. Applications must be received by April 1st, 2013.


-- 
Stephanie Richardson
Human Resource Manager
Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02652
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4495
Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9:00 AM-2:00PM
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[MARMAM] Summer Internship 2013 - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Summer 2013 Internship Opportunity*

*Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies, Provincetown MA USA*

* *

The Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies is a non-profit organization
dedicated to conducting scientific research with emphasis on marine mammals
of the western North Atlantic and on the coastal and marine habitats and
resources of the Gulf of Maine. PCCS has been conducting research and
marine and coastal educational programs on Cape Cod for over 35 years.



*Education Responsibilities*-Interns will assist with environmental
education programs, including on-site programs, off-site programs, and
festivals, including PCCS’s new signature summer week of events: Whale Week:
A Celebration of the Sea.  Interns will assist in the staffing of the
Center’s informational and sales kiosk on MacMillian Pier; designing and
delivering presentations, answering questions about PCCS, marine mammals
and ocean conservation issues, and other general duties.  Intern may assist
with a theater project, create displays for the PCCS’s laboratory, and help
create lesson plans and activities that are aligned with the Massachusetts
State Frameworks.



Other Responsibilities- Each intern will take on a project which they will
work on for the duration of their internship.  The project must be proposed
by the student and agreed upon with the PCCS staff.  At the end of the
internship the intern will present the project to the staff, volunteers,
and members of the public.



Interns must have their own transportation, and housing is not provided. A
small stipend will be available.



Qualifications-

   - The internship is open to students who are currently enrolled in, or
   recently graduated from an accredited college or university.  High
   school students may also be considered.
   - Preference will be given to students or recent graduates working
   towards environmental studies, education, marine science, biology or other
   related fields.
   - Intern should demonstrate strong written and verbal communication
   skills.
   - Theater experience a plus, but not necessary.
   - Students that are adaptable, responsible, hard working, willing to
   learn, and have attention to detail are encouraged to apply.
   - Must be able to work independently and as part of a team.
   - Must be comfortable working with all ages.
   - Must be comfortable working outside in all conditions.
   - Interns must be able to commit to at least two months; start and end
   dates are flexible due to school schedules.
   - Interns must work a minimum of 15-20 hours per week.



To Apply- Send your resume, cover letter, and one letter of reference to
Stephanie Richardson at

srichard...@coastalstudies.org or 115 Bradford St, Provincetown,
Massachusetts 02567. Applications must be received by April 1st, 2013.


-- 
Stephanie Richardson
Human Resource Manager
Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02652
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4495
Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9:00 AM-2:00PM
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[MARMAM] Rigth Whale Program Internship - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

PROVINCETOWN CENTER FOR COASTAL STUDIES

RIGHT WHALE PROGRAM INTERNSHIP



The Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies is seeking an intern for the
upcoming 2013 right whale survey season. This person will work with both
the aerial survey and habitat survey teams, who operate between January and
May every year, documenting the abundance, distribution and behavior of
North Atlantic right whales in Cape Cod Bay Massachusetts. The intern will
primarily assist staff with boat-based photography of right whales,
recording of behavioral data, and collection of zooplankton samples and
environmental data at stations in Cape Cod Bay. The successful applicant
will also be responsible for a number of lab-based photo-identification
tasks, such as downloading images, database entry, and matching images to
known animals using an online catalog.  He/ she will be required to work a
minimum of four full days per week. The intern will often collect data
independently in the field, thus responsible, detail-oriented applicants
are encouraged to apply. Fieldwork will likely involve one to two surveys
per week, between January 2 and May 15, 2013. Applicants must be available
for the full field season.



*Requirements:*

   - A degree, preferably in biological/ environmental sciences.
   - Experience with digital SLR cameras.
   - Data entry; basic computer skills in programs such as Excel and Word.
   - Experience working on boats, and ability to withstand harsh weather
   conditions.
   - Must work well in a team.
   - Enthusiasm and willingness to learn field and lab based research
   methods.
   - A valid US drivers license would be beneficial but is not essential.



Housing will be provided and a stipend to cover general living expenses.
This is an excellent opportunity for anyone wishing to expand their s
experience
in marine mammal surveys and plankton sampling methods, and will offer the
successful applicant the unique chance to work with one of the world’s most
endangered cetacean species, the North Atlantic right whale.



PCCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale. This internship will afford the successful applicant
an invaluable opportunity to work within a well-established institution,
with highly-qualified scientists, and to gain experience in
photo-identification, matching, data entry and analysis. Experience in
oceanographic sampling will also be gained. Details of our work can be
found on our website www.coastalstudies.org



Please submit your cover letter, resume, college transcripts (unofficial
are sufficient), and contact information for two references to:



Stephanie Richardson

Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies

115 Bradford Street

Provincetown, MA 02657

Email: srichard...@coastalstudies.org



Deadline for Submissions: September 30, 2012




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Human Resource Manager
Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02652
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4495
Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9:00 AM-2:00PM
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[MARMAM] Aerial Observer Position - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

RIGHT WHALE AERIAL SURVEY OBSERVER

The Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies (PCCS) isseeking a right whale
aerial survey observer for the 2013 winter/spring season(January 2nd
through May 15th 2013).   The selected candidate will participate in
anon-going long term study of North Atlantic right whales in Cape Cod Bay
and theadjacent waters.  Responsibilitiesinclude participation in marine
mammal aerial surveys, photo-analysis,assisting with maintenance of the
in-house catalog, and data processing.

Previous experience as a marine mammal aerial surveyobserver and
photo-identification (right whales or other large cetaceans) isstrongly
desired.  Applicants must haveat least a B.S., with courses in biology, and
the ability to live and work wellin a team environment.  This is afull-time
seasonal position. Shared housing will be provided at no cost.  General
information about the Right WhaleStudies Program at PCCS is available at
our website www.coastalstudies.org.

Please submitcover letter, resume, and two references by September 15, 2012
to:

Stephanie Richardson

Human Resource Manager

115 Bradford Street

Provincetown, MA 02657

Email: srichard...@coastalstudies.org

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Human Resource Manager
Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02652
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4495
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[MARMAM] Summer Internship - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Marine Education Internship*

*Summer 2012 *



Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies, Provincetown MA USA



*Education Responsibilities*-Interns will assist with environmental
education programs, including on-site programs, off-site programs, and
festivals, including PCCS’s new signature summer week of events: Whale Week:
A Celebration of the Sea.  Interns will assist in the staffing of the
Center’s informational and sales kiosk on MacMillian Pier; designing and
delivering presentations, answering questions about PCCS, marine mammals
and ocean conservation issues, and other general duties.  Interns may
assist with a filming project, create displays for the PCCS’s laboratory,
and help create lesson plans and activities that are aligned with the
Massachusetts State Frameworks.



Other Responsibilities- Each intern will take on a project which they will
work on for the duration of their internship.  The project must be proposed
by the student and agreed upon with the PCCS staff.  At the end of the
internship the intern will present the project to the staff, volunteers,
and members of the public.



Interns must have their own transportation, and housing is not provided.



*Qualifications:*

   - The internship is open to students who are currently enrolled in, or
   recently graduated from an accredited college or university.  High
   school students may also be considered.
   - Preference will be given to students or recent graduates working
   towards environmental studies, education, marine science, biology or other
   related fields.
   - Interns should demonstrate strong written and verbal communication
   skills.
   - Filming and editing experience a plus, but not necessary.
   - Students that are adaptable, responsible, hard working, willing to
   learn, and have attention to detail are encouraged to apply.
   - Must be able to work independently and as part of a team.
   - Must be comfortable working with all ages.
   - Must be comfortable working outside in all conditions.
   - Interns must be able to commit to at least two months; start and end
   dates are flexible due to school schedules.
   - Interns must work a minimum of 15-20 hours per week.



The Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies is a non-profit organization
dedicated to conducting scientific research with emphasis on marine mammals
of the western North Atlantic and on the coastal and marine habitats and
resources of the Gulf of Maine. PCCS has been conducting research and
marine and coastal educational programs on Cape Cod for over 35 years.



To apply please send your resume, cover letter, and one letter of reference
to:



Stephanie Richardson

115 Bradford Street

Provincetown, Massachusetts 02657

Or Email: srichard...@coastalstudies.org



Applications must be received by April 15th, 2012.
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[MARMAM] Marine Education Internship - Summer 2012

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Marine Education Internship*

*Summer 2012 *



Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies, Provincetown MA USA



*Education Responsibilities*-Interns will assist with environmental
education programs, including on-site programs, off-site programs, and
festivals, including PCCS’s new signature summer week of events: Whale Week:
A Celebration of the Sea.  Interns will assist in the staffing of the
Center’s informational and sales kiosk on MacMillian Pier; designing and
delivering presentations, answering questions about PCCS, marine mammals
and ocean conservation issues, and other general duties.  Interns may
assist with a filming project, create displays for the PCCS’s laboratory,
and help create lesson plans and activities that are aligned with the
Massachusetts State Frameworks.



Other Responsibilities- Each intern will take on a project which they will
work on for the duration of their internship.  The project must be proposed
by the student and agreed upon with the PCCS staff.  At the end of the
internship the intern will present the project to the staff, volunteers,
and members of the public.



Interns must have their own transportation, and housing is not provided.



*Qualifications:*

   - The internship is open to students who are currently enrolled in, or
   recently graduated from an accredited college or university.  High
   school students may also be considered.
   - Preference will be given to students or recent graduates working
   towards environmental studies, education, marine science, biology or other
   related fields.
   - Interns should demonstrate strong written and verbal communication
   skills.
   - Filming and editing experience a plus, but not necessary.
   - Students that are adaptable, responsible, hard working, willing to
   learn, and have attention to detail are encouraged to apply.
   - Must be able to work independently and as part of a team.
   - Must be comfortable working with all ages.
   - Must be comfortable working outside in all conditions.
   - Interns must be able to commit to at least two months; start and end
   dates are flexible due to school schedules.
   - Interns must work a minimum of 15-20 hours per week.



The Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies is a non-profit organization
dedicated to conducting scientific research with emphasis on marine mammals
of the western North Atlantic and on the coastal and marine habitats and
resources of the Gulf of Maine. PCCS has been conducting research and
marine and coastal educational programs on Cape Cod for over 35 years.



To apply please send your resume, cover letter, and one letter of reference
to:



Stephanie Richardson

115 Bradford Street

Provincetown, Massachusetts 02657

Or Email: srichard...@coastalstudies.org



*Applications must be received by April 15th, 2012*.


-- 
Stephanie Richardson
Human Resource Manager
Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02652
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4495
Office Hours: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9:00 AM-2:00PM
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[MARMAM] Right Whale Aerial Survey Observer - Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies

[Stephanie Richardson]

RIGHT WHALE AERIAL SURVEY OBSERVER

The Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies (PCCS) is seeking a right whale
aerial survey observer for the 2012 winter/spring season (January
4ththrough May 15
th 2012).   The selected candidate will participate in an on-going long term
study of North Atlantic right whales in Cape Cod Bay and the adjacent
waters.  Responsibilities include taking part in marine mammal aerial
surveys, photo analysis, assisting with maintenance of the in-house catalog,
and data processing.

Previous experience as a marine mammal aerial survey observer and
photo-identification (right whales or other large cetaceans) is strongly
desired.  Applicants must have at least a B.S. with courses in biology and
the ability to live and work well in a team environment.  This is a
full-time seasonal position. Shared housing will be provided at no
cost.  General
information about the Right Whale Studies Program at PCCS is available at:
http://www.coastalstudies.org/what-we-do/right-whales/fieldnotesintro.htm

Please submit cover letter, resume, and two references by September 30th
2011 to:

Stephanie Richardson

Human Resource Manager

115 Bradford Street

Provincetown, MA 02657

Email: srichard...@coastalstudies.org


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[MARMAM] Senior Biologist-Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Senior Marine Biologist or Ecologist*

* *

**APPLICATION PERIOD EXTENDED TO 9/16/2011**



The Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies (PCCS) is seeking a senior level
marine biologist or ecologist to direct an established research program and
to develop new initiatives.  PCCS undertakes conservation-oriented research
in the marine environment, including longitudinal studies of endangered
large whales.   We are seeking a leader for our long-term demographic study
of North Atlantic right whales in Cape Cod Bay, a critical habitat off the
coast of Massachusetts.  Since 1997, photo-identification has been performed
annually from aerial survey platforms as part of research on population
biology, ecology and human impacts.



 Responsibilities include: strengthening the existing program and developing
new initiatives; supervising program staff (a flight coordinator and aerial
observers); disseminating results through scientific publications, technical
reports and meetings; writing research proposals and managing existing
grants;

interfacing with managers, the scientific community and the public.



The successful candidate would also be encouraged to develop new research in
other areas of their expertise.  Candidates must have a doctoral degree in a
relevant biological field and at least 5 years of comparable research and
project management experience. Generous benefits package, salary
commensurate with experience. Please submit cover letter, resume and two
references by September

16, 2011 to:



Stephanie Richardson

Human Resource Manager

115 Bradford Street

Provincetown, MA 02657

Email: srichard...@coastalstudies.org
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[MARMAM] Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies Job Opportunity

[Stephanie Richardson]

*Senior Marine Biologist or Ecologist*



The Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies (PCCS) is seeking a senior level
marine biologist or ecologist to direct an established research program and
to develop new initiatives.  PCCS undertakes conservation-oriented research
in the marine environment, including longitudinal studies of endangered
large whales.   We are seeking a leader for our long-term demographic study
of North Atlantic right whales in Cape Cod Bay, a critical habitat off the
coast of Massachusetts.  Since 1997, photo-identification has been performed
annually from aerial survey platforms as part of research on population
biology, ecology and human impacts.



 Responsibilities include: strengthening the existing program and developing
new initiatives; supervising program staff (a flight coordinator and aerial
observers); disseminating results through scientific publications, technical
reports and meetings; writing research proposals and managing existing
grants;

interfacing with managers, the scientific community and the public.



The successful candidate would also be encouraged to develop new research in
other areas of their expertise.  Candidates must have a doctoral degree in a
relevant biological field and at least 5 years of comparable research and
project management experience. Generous benefits package, salary
commensurate with experience. Please submit cover letter, resume and two
references by September 2, 2011 to:



Stephanie Richardson

Human Resource Manager

115 Bradford Street

Provincetown, MA 02657

Email: srichard...@coastalstudies.org




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[MARMAM] Right Whale Internship - Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies

[Stephanie Richardson]

Right whale Internship posting: Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies



The Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies located in Provincetown, MA USA,
is seeking an intern for the upcoming 2011 right whale survey season. This
person will work with both the aerial survey and habitat survey teams, who
operate between January and May every year, documenting the abundance,
distribution and behavior of North Atlantic right whales in Cape Cod Bay.
The intern will primarily assist the habitat survey team, carrying out
boat-based photography of right whales and collecting behavioral and
environmental data at sites in Cape Cod Bay. The successful applicant will
also be responsible for a number of lab-based photo-identification tasks,
such as downloading images, database entry, and matching images to known
animals using an online catalog.  He/ she will be required to work a minimum
of four full days per week. The intern will often collect data independently
in the field, thus responsible, detail-oriented applicants are encouraged to
apply. Fieldwork will likely involve one to two surveys per week, between
February and May 15. Applicants must be available for the full field season.



*Requirements:*

   - A degree, preferably in biological/ environmental sciences.
   - Experience with digital SLR cameras.
   - Experience in photo-identification of marine mammals, and matching of
   photographs.
   - Data entry; basic computer skills in programs such as Excel and Word.
   - Experience of working on boats. Must not suffer from seasickness.
   - Must work well in a team. Field hours can be long and the winter
   fieldwork conditions are cold and often uncomfortable.
   - Enthusiasm and willingness to learn field and lab based research
   methods.
   - A valid US drivers license would be beneficial but is not essential.



Housing will be provided. There is a $1000 stipend for this position. This
is an excellent opportunity for anyone wishing to expand their skills in
marine mammal survey techniques, and will offer the successful applicant the
unique chance to work with one of the world’s most endangered cetacean
species, the North Atlantic right whale.



PCCS has a long history of conservation and research work with the North
Atlantic right whale. This internship will afford the successful applicant
an invaluable opportunity to work within a well-established institution,
with highly-qualified scientists, and to gain experience in
photo-identification, matching, data entry and analysis. Some experience in
plankton sampling may also be gained. Details of our work can be found at
the following links:

Habitat program:
http://www.coastalstudies.org/what-we-do/right-whales/vbhabstudies.htm

Aerial program:
http://www.coastalstudies.org/what-we-do/right-whales/aerialsur.htm

*Application process: *

Please submit your cover letter, resume, college transcripts (unofficial are
sufficient), and the contact information for three references via email to
srichard...@coastalstudies.org scrock...@coastalstudies.org . The closing
date for applications is September 30, 2010. Please use Right whale
internship position in the subject line of your email.



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Stephanie Richardson
Human Resource Manager
Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02652
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4495
Office Hours: Mon., Wed., Fri. 9:00-12:00
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[MARMAM] Associate Scientist Right Whale Habitat - Provincetown, MA USA

[Stephanie Richardson]

Associate Scientist – Right Whale Habitat Studies

Provincetown, MA USA



The Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies is seeking a full-time Associate
Scientist for the Right Whale Habitat Studies Program.  Responsibilities:
Conducting zooplankton sampling, behavioral studies and photo-ID, ID of
zooplankton samples, and database managmenet. Training and supervision of
personnel, data analysis and report preparation. Qualifications: M.S.in  Marine
Biology and 1 year experience. Please visit our website for further details,

www.coastalstudies.org.



Submit cover letter, resume and references by 8/27/10 to:

Stephanie Richardson

Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies

115 Bradford Street

Provincetown, MA 02657

srichard...@coastalstudies.org








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Human Resource Manager
Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02652
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4495
Office Hours: Mon., Wed., Fri. 9:00-12:00
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[MARMAM] Research Assistant- Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies

[Stephanie Richardson]

*RESEARCH ASSISTANT – HUMPBACK WHALE RESEARCH PROGRAM*

* *

The Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies (Provincetown MA) is seeking a
research assistant for its Humpback Whale Research Program. PCCS is a
private, non-profit institution committed to research, conservation, and
education related to the marine environment (with an emphasis on marine
mammals).



Research assistant responsibilities include field data recording,
photo-identification, data processing, photographic matching, humpback whale
catalog maintenance, equipment maintenance and administrative tasks. This
individual is expected to participate in other PCCS programs, especially its
Marine Animal Entanglement Response program, as needed.


Prerequisites: Bachelor’s degree in marine biology, zoology or another
biological field, excellent computer and communication skills, strong
attention to detail and the ability to work at sea over extended periods and
in a wide range of weather conditions. Previous humpback whale research
experience is desirable. US vehicle driver’s license is required.



This position is full-time, year-round, with the potential for annual
renewal. Generous benefits and salary commensurate with experience. Please
submit a cover letter, curriculum vitae and contact information for two
references to the following address:



Humpback RA Search

Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies

115 Bradford Avenue

Provincetown, MA 02657

or email srichard...@coastalstudies.org



Deadline for submissions is January 29, 2010.








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Human Resource Manager
Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02652
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4495
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[MARMAM] Job Posting: PCCS Marine Education Director

[Stephanie Richardson]

Please post the following employment opportunity to your message board:


The Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies (PCCS) is in search of a
full-time education program director.  We hope to find an individual
interested in taking the lead to fulfill part of the PCCS mission “To
conduct educational activities and to provide educational resources that
encourage the responsible use and conservation of coastal and marine
ecosystems.”  Start-up funds for this position are available; the successful
applicant will be expected to develop and seek funds to support ongoing
education program components.
Preferred qualifications include: Master’s degree in education and/or marine
science or comparable education and work experience , experience with
developing hands on  inquiry-based programs and curricula, familiarity
working within universities and  public schools, knowledge of local and
national standardized requirements, fund raising and grant writing
experience, ability to work independently and as part of a team, experience
working with scientists, good administrative and organizational skills, and
strong computer and IT skills (web-design skills are a plus). For further
information please visit our website at www.coastalstudies.org
Please submit cover letter, resume and two references to:

Stephanie Richardson, Human Resource Manager
Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02657
e. srichard...@coastalstudies.org

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Human Resource Manager
Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies
115 Bradford Street
Provincetown, MA 02652
t. (508) 487-3622 Ext. 113
f. (508) 487-4495
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