As part of its Reversing the Decline of Bahamian Coral Reefs initiative, The Perry Institute for Marine Science (PIMS) is hiring two new positions:
- Community Conservation Education and Action (CCEA) Program Assistant
We are seeking a conservation professional with a strong work ethic to help build capacity for conservation education and outreach in The Bahamas, as part of the CCEA Program. Working with PIMS staff and local partners, the CCEA Assistant will help develop and implement programs that: 1) provide training and experiences that foster a greater conservation ethic across the country, 2) result in positive actions for people, wildlife and ecosystems, and 3) build the next generation of Bahamian conservation leaders.
- Reef Rescue Network Program Assistant
PIMS is also looking for an experienced SCUBA diver to expand the Reef Rescue Network (RRN) within The Bahamas. The RRN Assistant will help implement coral restoration programs with various local partners, including dive shops and NGOs throughout The Bahamas. The successful candidate will have experience with coral restoration techniques, advanced diving certifications, and knowledge of coral biology and ecology.To Apply:Please submit a CV/Resume, cover letter and three professional references by email with the name of the position in the subject line by September 30, 2020.For the CCEA Assistant position, submit applications to KCallwood@perryinstitute.org.For the RRN Assistant position, submit applications to Hayley.Carr@perryinstitute.org[/fusion_text][/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
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