Compensation: A small stipend, round trip airfare up to ($1,000), and lodging will be provided to the successful applicant.

Internship dates: 14 January--12 May, 2012

To apply: Send cover letter, CV listing contact information for 3 references, and one letter of recommendation from a major faculty member from your degree granting institution. The letter should be emailed directly from the faculty member to Dr. Peachey .

*Application deadline: 5 November, 2011 *

Posted by Dida at 6:04 PM

June 2, 2011

CCMI Research/Education Intern Position 2011 Little Cayman Research Centre, Cayman Islands

Posted a a courtesy only. Please DO NOT CONTACT ME about this position.-Dida

The Central Caribbean Marine Institute has an immediate opening for a Research and Education Summer Intern to assist with the long-term assessment and monitoring program and the education program at the Little Cayman Research Centre. Fieldwork includes completing reef coral and fish surveys, lionfish density surveys and research on juvenile coral community structure and assisting the Scientist in Residence with fieldwork and outreach activities.

We seek a well-organized individual who is an excellent communicator preferably with an MSc in Marine Science and a dive master level certification. The intern should have experience in coral reef research protocols, basic underwater photography, and the ability to compile large databases. He/she will have a unique opportunity of gaining field and lab research experience and working with students.

The position is a physically demanding position. Summer interns are required to contribute to the day-to-day maintenance, administration, and upkeep duties at the research station for 8- 10 hrs per week. The Research and Education Intern will be responsible for maintaining the wet and dry labs.

Examples of such duties include assisting with breakfast preparations, clean-up at the research station, and administrative duties as needed by the CCMI Director of Operations.

Research Assistant Intern Responsibilities include:

Research
* Assist with collecting, processing, and archiving data from the Long
Term Monitoring Project.
* Collect and process seawater samples, measure juvenile corals,
photograph tagged juvenile corals, and conduct lionfish surveys.

Complete a final report of research completed, analyze data, compile databases from prior years research.
* Assist the Director of Operations with maintenance of the Coral Reef
Early Warning System pylon.

Research Administration:
* Gather results, papers (pdf format), and posters from all of the
research completed by resident scientists, visiting scientists, and
students and ensure this is up to date on the CCMI website and file
copies in the CCMI File Store.
* Maintaining lab and field equipment by helping to keep the inventory up
to date and materials clean/organized

Qualifications:
Intern should have prior relevant experience in coral reef biology research as well as excellent communications and writing skills. The intern should have data analysis skills and be capable of working independently on a small remote island. Dive Master Certification preferred. Hold an MS Degree in marine related science.

Term:
Beginning 15 June 2011; 6 days/week, full-time.

Compensation:
Room and Board at the Research Station (shared accommodations) and $250 per month stipend.

Interested candidates should submit a single pdf file with a letter of interest and a CV accompanied by copies of two references. Send
applications via email to FAO: Dr Carrie Manfrino. CCMI Is an equal opportunity employer, appointments are made regardless of nationality.

Caribbean Field Station: Little Cayman Research Centre, North Coast Road, PO Box 37, Little Cayman, Cayman Islands, KY3- 2005. Manager: Rob Hedges, (345) 9948-1094, 321-8732.

Central Caribbean Marine Institute (CCMI)
"Sustaining marine biodiversity through research, education and
conservation"

Posted by Dida at 9:50 AM

February 2, 2010

Summer 2010 - Aquarist Internship

Posted as a courtesy. Please do not contact me about this position-Dida

Pennington Marine Science Center

Camp Emerald Bay, Santa Catalina Island, CA

Title: Aquarist Intern

Company/Organization: Camp Emerald Bay, Western Los Angeles County Council, Boy Scouts of America

Location: Camp Emerald Bay, Santa Catalina Island, CA. 33° 28' 08" N, 118° 31' 52" W

Duration: May 30 – September 1, 2010

Pay Rate: Room and board provided for the duration of the internship in camp style housing and dining facilities as well as a small weekly stipend.

Description: The Camp Emerald Bay - Pennington Marine Science Center Aquarist Internship is designed to provide instruction and opportunities to learn aquatic animal husbandry skills. These skills can be marketed to a number of organizations and businesses such as public aquariums, research groups, aquaculture production facilities, aquarium service businesses, and the ornamental fish trade including retail and wholesale production levels.

The job of aquatic animal keepers, also known as aquarists, is a physically active job. Besides the potential for SCUBA diving, other job duties include lifting boxes of frozen fish (50 lbs), climbing up and down stairs or ladders, bending over, carrying buckets of water, restraining and netting animals. Days are frequently spent standing on your feet and usually consist of feeding, monitoring, and otherwise caring for aquatic animals. Aquarist Interns may clean, disinfect, monitor water quality, and design or build exhibits. Additionally, aquarists may keep records of feedings, treatments, and animals received or discharged.

Aquarists have an extremely varied set of responsibilities, and therefore need an equally diverse range of knowledge and skills to do their jobs. The personal characteristics aquarists identified as being important for this profession also reflect this variety: self motivation, creativity, a willingness and ability to learn, resourcefulness, intuition, thoroughness, and the ability to work with others are just some of the key qualities that aquarists believe are important in order to do their jobs well.

As a summer staff member of Camp Emerald Bay and the Pennington Marine Science Center, you will be involved in many different aspects of camp and aquarium operations including: animal care, record keeping, facility maintenance, merit badge instruction and camp staff required work activities. Through your participation, you will gain many specific skills, experience working with captive animals in an educational setting, and something new to put on your resume. If you choose to get the most out of working here you will have the knowledge of a basic aquarist; however, you will also gain a strong background in animal behavior, animal health and husbandry, public interaction, and be exposed to much more. Like most things in life, how much you get out of this experience will depend on how much you put in.

Emerald Bay is located on the West End of Catalina Island. A far cry from the bustling tourist destination of Avalon, the West End offers camp staff unparalleled opportunities for diving, hiking, trail running, swimming, snorkeling, mountain biking, kayaking, camping, and many more activities that are just a plus of working on this end of the island. The nearest town is Two Harbors, with about 20 year-round residents, and is a 30-minute car ride on dirt roads. Because of our isolated location applicants must consider this since it’s very difficult to “run into town” for anything and while there is one general store, the emphasis must be placed on “general”. Creature comforts are hard to come by, but the island’s spectacular beauty and atmosphere more than make up for any lack of modern conveniences.

During the summer, the Aquarist Interns assist the Marine Science Director in aquarium maintenance and operations, teaching aquarium related BSA classes, and all aspects of maintaining a healthy, diverse aquarium. Additionally, Aquarist Interns will be asked to perform camp staff tasks as needed; these duties are required of all staff, camp wide, no matter which area they work. Aquarist Interns must have a strong scuba background since they will be assisting on the remaining specimen collection dives as well as experience operating small boats in the ocean under varied conditions.

Two Aquarist Interns will be competitively chosen on the basis of knowledge, abilities, experience, attitude, reliability, punctuality and recommendations. We recommend contacting your registrar’s office in order to earn college credit for this internship. Preference will be given to those who can stay for the duration of the internship and that meet the qualifications above. Aquarist Interns will work on a research project of their choice and report the results by the end of the internship.

Drug Testing: PMSC staff must understand that if they are involved in a workplace accident or it is determined by their supervisor or the camp director that there is a reasonable suspicion that they are under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs, the intern may be subject to saliva drug testing.

If interested, please contact the Marine Science Director by email or phone for an application.

Applications are due by Friday, March 12, 2010.

Requirements: A successful applicant will possess the following:

-Undergraduate, graduate student or recent graduate in/with a related degree.

-SCUBA certification. The more experience the better. Must own mask, fins, and booties. All other gear is provided.

-Strong writing skills and organization.

-Mechanical aptitude / willingness to work with your hands.

-Strong background in record keeping with Microsoft Excel.

-Interest in marine aquaria, marine conservation, and the teaching of marine science.

-Ability to work with a variety of people in close quarters for long hours as well as independently.

-A sense of adventure.

Contact: Kevin Erickson

Marine Science Director

Pennington Marine Science Center

1-310-510-1795 ext 36

Posted by Dida at 3:27 AM

January 3, 2010

Channel Islands National Park Internship

posted as a courtesy- Please do not contact me about this opportunity-Dida
Channel Islands National Park's Kelp Forest Monitoring Program has a Student Conservation Association (SCA) internship available from February -November, 2010. The intern will assist with all aspects of the Park's long-term kelp forest monitoring program (KFMP). The KFMP has conducted annual monitoring around the five Park Islands since 1982 and has recently added sites to evaluate new marine reserves. The intern will collect data on population dynamics of up to 70 species of fish, invertebrates and algae.

Most data are collected underwater using scuba and surface-supplied air. The intern will also assist with a three-month terrestrial vegetation monitoring program. Desirable candidates would have a minimum of 50 logged cold water dives, an AAUS-recognized scientific diving certification, some vessel experience, excellent references, the ability and willingness to make up to five dives per day in water temperatures ranging from 50-73°F. Dive depth is typically less than 65 ft, frequently in dense kelp forests and exposed offshore locations. Applicants should be willing and able to hike 10 miles in remote, rugged off-trail terrain. Remuneration includes a stipend of up to $640/month in addition to $650/month for housing, accident and medical insurance, and $2,000 to purchase scuba equipment. A $1,250- $4,725 Americorps Education award may also be available. Background on SCA is available at www.thesca.org. To apply, send a resume with cover letter to David Kushner; 805-658-5773). Diving history and biological experience should be described and references listed. Packages should be submitted immediately since candidate selection is to be made by the end of January.

Posted by Dida at 11:41 AM

October 3, 2009

Women Divers Hall of Fame to award 4 scholarships and 9 grants to aquatic and marine students

posted as a courtesy.-Dida



The Women Divers Hall of Fame™ (WDHOF) is offering 4 scholarships and 9 training grants in 2010 and the deadline for applications is November 15, 2009*. WDHOF offers scholarships and training grants in diverse fields such as marine science, marine archeology, technical diving, hyperbaric medicine, handicapped diving, etc. WDHOF scholarships are available to women as well as men of all ages who wish to pursue higher education & training, further their career goals, and seek out opportunities in the aquatic and diving-related industries.
The Women Divers Hall of Fame is a (501c3) nonprofit organization dedicated to honoring and raising awareness of the contributions of outstanding women divers. WDHOF provides educational, mentorship, financial, and career opportunities to the diving community throughout the world.

Since its inception in 2002, the WDHOF Scholarship Program has become the premier venue for scholarships in the diving industry. WDHOF has awarded dozens of scholarships and internships worth thousands of dollars to qualified individuals throughout the world.

Click here for a LIST OF ALL WDHOF GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

Applications for all scholarships and training grants administered by the Women Divers Hall of Fame can be downloaded from the WDHOF website: www.wdhof.org. All applications for 2010 scholarships and training grants must be completed in full and submitted electronically by November 15, 2009 Eastern Standard Time*. Applicants may apply for only ONE scholarship or ONE training grant.

All recipients will be notified by January 15, 2010 and they will receive their awards at the
WDHOF Annual Scholarship Presentation Ceremony at the 2010 Beneath the Sea Expo
in Secaucus, New Jersey in March.

Posted by Dida at 10:04 AM

DAN Research Now Accepting Applications for 2010 Internship Program

Posted as a courtesy.-Dida

Program Offers Opportunities in DAN Dive Medicine and Research

DURHAM, NC – For 10 years, Divers Alert Network® has encouraged young minds interested in the areas of dive medicine and research through the DAN® Internship Program. DAN internships have opened professional doors and career opportunities for the extraordinary young men and women who complete the program each year.

DAN is now accepting applications for those interested in completing an internship in 2010. Selected interns will be trained at DAN in research methodology, which can be applied to both field and lab studies. After the initial week of training at DAN Headquarters, interns are placed with host facilities, including DAN, where they will remain in residence for 2 to 2 ½ months to collect data for Project Dive Exploration. DAN Research is currently conducting studies in both the field and laboratory.

DAN strives to make the intern’s experience an enriching one by helping them meet a number of goals, including:

* assisting in on-going research projects including:
o Dive profile data for Project Dive Exploration;
o Laboratory studies such as Flying after Diving
* providing interns with an experience in dive safety research (participants receive training in diving physiology and research methodology); and
* educating the diving public about DAN and DAN Research activities.

DAN will also work with the interns' educational institutions to offer academic credit for their work.

Qualities for good interns include enthusiasm, people skills, initiative, integrity, energy, intelligence, persuasiveness, computer literacy, and interest in science and research. The minimum age for an intern is 20 years of age (by June 1, 2010) with an educational track in a science field preferred. While diving is not a required skill for this internship, candidates should be certified scuba divers.

“DAN internships are tremendous opportunities for those interested in the areas of dive medicine and research studies,” said Donna Uguccioni, research coordinator for DAN. “The program has launched, guided and enriched the careers of more than one intern, and we hope to provide the same education and opportunities for those who join us in 2010.”

For additional information on or to discuss application to the program, contact Uguccioni via email or by calling (919) 684-2948 x.627.

Applications for the 2010 DAN Internship Program must be received by Jan. 15, 2010.

Posted by Dida at 9:28 AM

May 11, 2009

Internship CIEE Research Station Bonaire -TropicalMarine Ecology

please do not contact me about this internship-Dida
part-time temporary position
Job location: Bonaire
job site

Job Title: Tropical Marine Ecology Internship Fall 2009
Organization: CIEE Research Station Bonaire
Location: Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Internship dates: 22 Aug - 19 Dec, 2009
Application deadline: 15 June 2009

Description: The CIEE Tropical Marine Ecology and Conservation Program in Bonaire is a study abroad program for undergraduate students. The Tropical Marine Ecology Intern at the CIEE Research Station Bonaire will assist in program delivery, academics, research, group dynamics, logistics, dive safety, student transportation, and site security. Duties include assisting with: preparations for classes and labs as instructed by faculty, SCUBA diving in support of 3 CIEE courses, long-term research data collection on coral reefs, undergraduate student education and research projects, and record keeping for the dive safety program. This is an intensive program of study lasting 15 weeks with students.

Minimum Qualifications: BA/BS in Biology with an emphasis in Marine Biology/Ecology or Biological Oceanography (MS preferred); current certifications in First Aid, CPR, DAN Oxygen Rescue, and Advanced Open Water; scientific diving experience (minimum of 50 dives logged) and a comprehensive dive physical required; drivers license; ability to work as a team member, a commitment to education and research in marine ecology and conservation; a willingness to work flexible hours and live on site at the research station with a group of up to 12 undergraduate students.

Compensation: A small stipend (commensurate with experience), round trip airfare, lodging (private room with bath) will be provided to the successful applicant.

To apply: Send cover letter, CV with 3 references, and one letter of recommendation from a major faculty member from your degree granting institution to r peachey. For more information about the semester program go to www.cieebonaire.org.

Posted by Dida at 12:31 PM

April 15, 2009

Tropical Marine Ecology Internship Fall 2009

Please do not contact me about this opportunity-Dida

Dear Coral-List:
I would like to share the following announcement for an internship with you:
Job Title: Tropical Marine Ecology Internship Fall 2009
Organization: CIEE Research Station Bonaire
Location: Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Website
Description: The CIEE Tropical Marine Ecology and Conservation Program in Bonaire is a study abroad program for undergraduate students. The Tropical Marine Ecology Intern at the CIEE Research Station Bonaire will assist in program delivery, academics, research, group dynamics, logistics, dive safety, student transportation, and site security. Duties include assisting with: preparations for classes and labs as instructed by faculty, SCUBA diving in support of 3 CIEE courses, long-term research data collection on coral reefs, undergraduate student education and research projects, and record keeping for the dive safety program. This is an intensive program of study lasting 15 weeks with students.

Minimum Qualifications: BA/BS in Biology with an emphasis in Marine Biology/Ecology or Biological Oceanography (MS preferred); current certifications in First Aid, CPR, DAN Oxygen Rescue, and Advanced Open Water; scientific diving experience (minimum of 50 dives logged) and a comprehensive dive physical required; drivers license; ability to work as a team member, a commitment to education and research in marine ecology and conservation; a willingness to work flexible hours and live on site at the research station with a group of up to 12 undergraduate students.

Compensation: A small stipend (commensurate with experience), round trip
airfare, and lodging (private room with bath) will be provided to the successful applicant.
Internship dates: 22 Aug -- 19 Dec, 2009

To apply: Send cover letter, CV with 3 references, and one letter of ecommendation from a major faculty member from your degree granting institution to rpeachey @ ciee.org. For more information about the semester program go here.Application deadline: 15 June 2009

Thank you,
Rita Peachey

Posted by Dida at 9:09 AM

January 24, 2009

Undergraduate research internship in marine fisheries and ecological conservation

Please do not contact me about this opportunity-Dida

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Institute of Marine Sciences
Morehead City, NC

Responsibilities:
We seek summer interns to work in Charles H. (Pete) Peterson's lab at the University of North Carolina's Institute of Marine Sciences in Morehead City. Interns will work on multiple studies in marine ecology, including foraging ecology of cownose rays, fish and crab predation on juvenile oysters, predator-prey interactions on oyster reefs, and impacts of climate change on estuarine habitats. Other studies include the effects of beach nourishment on coastal habitat, human effects on barrier island ecology, and sea turtle hatchling predation. This internship will involve field and laboratory work. Interns will interact with both faculty and graduate students at the Institute of Marine Sciences. Start and end dates are flexible.

Qualifications:
Upper-division undergraduates or recent graduates with an interest in field work, research experience, and a biology background will be most competitive. SCUBA certification preferred.

Salary and housing:
A monthly stipend of $1300 will be provided.

Closing date: March 1, 2009.

Contact/Application:
Please send the following 3 documents to the email below:
1) Resume, including GPA, email addresses of three references, and transcript (unofficial);
2) A description of relevant experience (in 500 words or less); and
3) A brief essay on how this internship fits into your professional goals
(in 500 words or less)
Email Nate Geraldi for further information.

Posted by Dida at 5:12 PM

January 9, 2009

2009 Diving Internships at Channel Islands National Park (Southern California)

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Channel Islands National Park's Kelp Forest Monitoring Program has two Student Conservation Association (SCA) Internships available from April/May - September/October 2009. We are looking for SCUBA divers with a moderate amount of experience (preferably a AAUS recognized scientific diving certification, minimum of 50 cold water dives, some vessel experience and excellent recommendations) to help collect long-term subtidal data on the
kelp forest communities around the Channel Islands.

The Interns primary duty will be to assist with all aspects of the Park's long-term Kelp Forest Monitoring Program (KFMP) to determine the status of living marine resources. The KFMP has conducted annual monitoring around the five Park Islands since 1982. The Intern will collect data on population dynamics of up to 70 species of fish, invertebrates and algae. Most data are collected underwater using SCUBA and surface-supplied air diving techniques. Interns will participate in all aspects of data acquisition and data management and help to prepare equipment, vessel, and food for multi-day remote offshore monitoring cruises and other trips. The Intern will also likely have opportunities to help out with other monitoring programs at the Park such as vegetation, Island fox, intertidal and sea bird monitoring.

The work involves multi-day (but typically five-day) research cruises on 30-65 ft. vessels with up to 10 people, and may include up to 17 cruises during this Internship. Other monitoring trips may also be multi-day on the Islands. Divers typically make up to five dives per day in water
temperatures ranging from 50-73 F. Most dives are conducted at depths less than 65 ft. and are often in dense kelp forests. Travel and dive conditions are often rough as some of the monitoring sites are in exposed areas or up to one mile offshore.

A non-taxable stipend will be available to the selected Intern of up to $640/month in addition to $650/month for housing, accident and medical insurance. The Intern will also have up to $2,000 to purchase SCUBA equipment. In addition a $1,250 - $4,725 Americorps Education award offered as available. For more information on SCA, please see the Student Conservation Association website.

Posted by Dida at 5:04 PM

January 3, 2009

DAN Research Internship

The Divers Alert Network (DAN) Research Internship program is designed to provide education and experiences that may motivate young people toward careers in diving-related fields and/or scientific endeavors while expanding DAN's research efforts in the field and laboratory. It is typically a 2-3 month program between June and August and is open to all college students who are at least 20 years old.

Additional requirements for eligibility are: a strong interest in science and research (students on a scientific track preferred), computer literacy, must demonstrate a strong background in diving, and ability to work well with the public.

The deadline for submitting applications for the 2009 program is January 15. Applications and additional information about the program can be downloaded from the DAN website.

Posted by Dida at 5:40 PM

March 2, 2008

Diving and Field Operations Internship 2008 in BC

Disclaimer: I am posting this as a courtesy. Please do not contact me about this position. Good luck!--Dida Kutz

Highly motivated individuals seeking practical opportunities in marine science are invited to apply. The intern will be under the supervision of the Diving and Safety Officer. Responsibilities will depend largely on the needs of current research projects and BMSC programs. Duties will include scientific diving, acting as a surface safety attendant, subtidal and intertidal fieldwork, operating small boats, and operational support of marine science (SCUBA cylinder filling, record keeping, updating dive statistics). The intern may assist with underwater video work, ROV operations and the maintenance of an video catalogue. In addition the intern may be have opportunity to assist with the research, teaching and public education programmes.

This internship will provide:
Practical work experience at a renowned marine research field station. The opportunity to gain experience in a range of scientific diving techniques and marine research; develop diving operations and leadership skills documented and signed off by the SDC. Interaction and networking opportunities with active researcher divers and marine scientists. CAUS scientific diver 1 qualification (20m) and potential for CAUS Scientific Diver 2 qualification. The BMSC will provide the opportunity for further certifications (diver medical, PCOC, VHF) and memberships (CAUS).

Required Qualifications:

• Advanced diver certifications: Divemaster minimum


• Basic First Aid, CPR and Oxygen administration


• Cold water diving experience (Drysuit required)


• Pleasure Craft Operators Card

Desirable Qualifications:

• Divemaster or Instructor (current, insured status)
  
• First Aid/Oxygen instructor
  
• Scientific, Occupational, Technical training


• Advanced First Aid training


• Marine Safety- Marine Emergency Duties


• VHF Radio Operators License


• Marine Science/ Biology background (College/ University degree or currently enrolled)

Desirable Experience and Qualities:

• Physically fit, hardworking and willing to perform some weekend and after hours duty


• Operation of small boats and fieldwork experience
  
• Mature judgment, reliability and tactfulness


• Safety conscious and strict adherence to dive regulations and boating/dive policy


• Familiarity with local marine organisms and keen interest in marine biology

One intern will be selected, however opportunities may also exist for suitable volunteers. The internship will run for up to 4 months, beginning late April/ early May 2007, depending on the applicant and funding. Successful applicants must meet BMSC diving requirements, own full personal dive gear (except tanks)- well maintained and serviced, and provide proof of DAN insurance. The intern MAY (if required) be expected to pass a WCB occupational diver’s medical (half of this cost would be covered by the BMSC).

Internships are volunteer (unpaid) positions, however, interns will receive a fully subsidized room (shared accommodation) and board. Transportation to the BMSC will be the responsibility of the chosen intern. Interns are strongly encouraged to assist in procuring funds or grants to support their internship.

This position is also posted here.

To apply send a cover letter, current resume and the name and contact information of two referees to:

Tomas Bird (email),
Diving and Safety Officer,
Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre,
Bamfield, B.C. V0R1B0
250 728 3301 ext 222

Posted by Dida at 1:50 PM

November 7, 2007

DAN Medical Research Internship Program

Here's a great opportunity to expand your research diving education-Dida

DAN is committed to training and mentoring the Research Interns to make them competent in data collection and to give them an experience in diving medical research that will help to guide their future careers.

Interns receive training in diving physiology and research methodology at DAN Headquarters and at the Duke Center for Hyperbaric Medicine and Environmental Physiology. They will also have access, at DAN and Duke, to people who are actively conducting diving safety research. With this training and their interactions with the diving public through DAN research projects, they will be able to communicate the importance of diving research for improving the safety of recreational diving.

The primary run of the internship program is mid-May through August. Training is conducted at DAN Headquarters and Duke. Interns are students recruited from colleges, universities and medical schools. Interns may also be recent graduates (within the past year) or accepted for further academic studies.

Click this DAN link for more info.

Posted by Dida at 3:29 PM

February 15, 2007

Diving Internship at Channel Islands National Park

photo courtesy Molly Houston
The Channel Islands National Park's Kelp Forest Monitoring Program, in effect for a bit over 25 years, has an opening for one Student Conservation Association Internship during May-Sept, 2007.

They are seeking a diver "with a moderate amount of experience (minimum of 50 cold water dives and/or excellent recommendations) to help collect long-term subtidal data on the kelp forest communities around the Channel Islands."

Aside from the opportunity to partake of some of the best diving in California while contributing to a monitoring program that has provided essential fishery-independent data on abalones, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, and other marine invertebrates, this is an especially great opportunity as a (rare!) stipend will be available to the selected candidate: $640/month, up to $600/month for housing, and some medical benefits.

Contact David Kushner at (805) 643-0260 or via email for more information.

Posted by Dida at 5:48 PM