I am posting this announcement on behalf of the Oceanic Society.
If you have questions you can email me otherwise, interested
individuals should send a letter of interest and resume/vitae to:
Birgit Winning
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Position Announcement
POSITION TITLE:Field Station Coordinator/Biologist
Blackbird Field Station, Turneffe Atoll, Belize
Seasonal Position: mid-January through May, 2008
I.General Function
Responsibilities include serving as the field biologist for the
coral reef monitoring program, serving as a marine naturalist for
ecotour groups, plus limited administrative tasks. Report to the
Field Program Manager in San Francisco for day-to-day activities,
and to the Executive Director for policy and fiscal matters. Work
in cooperation with the Field Station Operations Manager. The
Field Station Coordinator interfaces with visiting scientists,
the on-site dolphin researcher, resident staff, and the public.
II.Field Biologist: Function as resident coral reef field
investigator. Lead volunteers conducting shallow water transect
fish counts. Responsible for training, data collection and data
reduction.
III.Marine Naturalist: Conduct an educational snorkeling program
for visiting ecotourists. Includes interpretation and evening
lectures.
IV.Field Station Coordinator: Function as the Oceanic Society
on-site representative with visiting scientists and visitors.
Implement policies as appropriate.
Interested individuals should send a letter of interest and
resume/vitae to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Mario J. Mota
Doctoral Candidate
University of Florida
Dept. of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
Gainesville, FL, 32611
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
cell: 321-427-4136
The last word in ignorance is the man who says of an animal or
plant: What good is it? - Aldo Leopold
