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Seal Rescue Ireland – Community Engagement Intern

Seal Rescue Ireland: Community Engagement Internship

Seal Rescue Ireland (SRI) is a registered charity organisation that operates a busy marine animal rescue and rehabilitation centre located in Courtown, Co. Wexford, Ireland. As the only facility that rehabilitates seals within the Republic of Ireland, SRI responds to strandings nationwide. Most reports are for young grey and common seal pups found sick, injured or orphaned across the Irish coastline. In addition, SRI pursues understanding and public engagement of ocean conservation and sustainability through education, community outreach and research programmes.

SRI is currently accepting applications for their dual focus Community Engagement Internship, which will develop a broad set of skills with focuses on education and fundraising. This high paced, full-time position is for a minimum of 12 weeks, but longer time commitments are encouraged. After completion of initial training, interns who excel may be invited to stay longer and offered higher levels of responsibility.

Reports to: Operations Manager

Job Summary: This unique position will provide the intern with work experience in many different aspects of a rescue and rehabilitation centre with a primary focus on fundraising and planning outreach events. The intern will be expected to assist with developing the fundraising program, plan/attend events, source other types of funding, and promote ocean conservation and sustainability while representing SRI. We seek to have two events per week planned offsite (seal releases, beach cleans, information tables at shopping centers, markets, festivals, etc.) to raise awareness and donations, and this role will help us to achieve that goal. When not attending events the intern will work on site assisting with educational tours and administration duties. The applicant will also get the opportunity to be trained on and be involved with assisting in the husbandry care and maintenance of rehabilitation animals if desired.

Requirements: Applicants are desired to have previous experience in fundraising and/or worked in nonprofits. A degree or pursuit of a degree in business management, event planning, marketing, public relations, fundraising, or similar field are preferred. Applicants must be organized, personable, show initiative and have ability to independently plan events. Background knowledge of marine mammals and ocean ecology is preferred. Having good people skills, being comfortable around children and the ability to speak to a crowd is a must. Applicants must possess the ability to adapt to an ever-changing work environment, and be available to work nights, weekends and holidays. Ability to drive in Ireland preferred (current driver’s license and clean driving record). Having your own vehicle is preferred, however applicants over 25 years of age may be able to drive SRI vehicles.

Duties Include:
Educate the public on ocean conservation via events, tours and presentations.
Plan and carry out fundraisers and outreach events.
Establish and maintain professional correspondences with venue representatives.
Oversee and develop the adoptions and membership programmes.
Assist in the care and maintenance of the Center’s rehabilitation animals (if desired).
Provide assistance to the managers and rehabilitation staff as needed.
Perform other duties relating to the Center’s goals and mission statement as required.
Coordinate transport of stranded animals, and keep records of strandings.

This is an unpaid position. Intern housing is available for 90 Euro/week (including food) on a first come first served basis. Interns are responsible for their own travel expenses.

Application Deadlines
1st of December, 2019 for April to June, 2020 start dates
1st of March, 2020 for July to September, 2020 start dates
1st of June, 2020 for October to December, 2020 start dates

Please visit our website at (https://www.sealrescueireland.org/internships/) to download the application form. Then send completed with your resume, cover letter, and two reference letters to: intern@sealrescueireland.org
Attention: Community Engagement Internship

Registered Charity: RCN 20108519
Learn more about us and our other volunteer/internship opportunities!
Website: www.sealrescueireland.org
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Spring internship position for the Pinniped Cognition and Sensory Systems Lab – UC Santa Cruz

The Pinniped Cognition and Sensory Systems Laboratory at UC Santa Cruz explores the sensory, cognitive, behavioral ecology, and physiology of marine mammals. We are currently seeking enthusiastic and motivated individuals for the 2020 spring internship (February 3rd-June 5th 2020). This is an intensive, 4-month, 5-day-a-week opportunity for recent college graduates with an interest in marine mammalogy, bioacoustics, comparative cognition, and/or animal husbandry. A general overview of the research project can be found on our project website, https://pinnipedlab.ucsc.edu. Interns complete a rigorous apprenticeship program followed by immersion in all aspects of ongoing research with seals and sea lions. This internship will require applicants to be wet, dirty, and outdoors in all weather conditions. This position is unfunded; housing is not provided and interns must provide their own transportation to and from Long Marine Laboratory each day.

If you would like to be considered for our internship program, please return the following information to pinniped.lab@gmail.com by December 1st:

• 1-2 page Statement of Interest
• Resume or Curriculum Vitae
• Summary of completed coursework
• Three professional references (including contact info, phone number, and affiliation)

Intern selections will be made by December 21st. Thank you for your interest in our research program!

Seal Rescue Ireland – Animal Care and Education Internship

Seal Rescue Ireland: Animal Care and Education Internship

Seal Rescue Ireland (SRI) is a charity organisation which operates a busy marine animal rescue and rehabilitation centre located in Courtown, Co. Wexford. As the only facility that fully rehabilitates seals within the Republic of Ireland, SRI responds to strandings nationwide. Most reports are for young grey seal (Halichoerus grypus) and common seal (Phoca vitulina) pups found sick, injured or orphaned across the Irish coastline. In addition, SRI pursues understanding and public engagement of ocean conservation and sustainability through education, community outreach and research programmes.

SRI is currently accepting applications for their dual focus Animal Care and Education Internship programme. With rolling start dates year round, this high paced, full-time position is for a minimum of 12 weeks, but longer time commitments are encouraged. After completion of initial training, interns who excel may be invited to stay longer and offered higher levels of responsibility with the potential for compensation through living expenses.

Reports to: Animal Care Manager

Job Summary: This position provides the intern with a well rounded experience of both hands-on marine mammal rescue and rehabilitation work, and promoting public understanding of marine conservation as a whole. The candidate’s time will be split in half between assisting in the daily care of the animals and hospital operations, and providing educational tours to the public, assisting with fundraising projects, and assisting with administrative duties. The variation of responsibilities provide interns with excellent understanding of what it takes to successfully operate the many different aspects of a wildlife charity. Additionally, each intern gets the opportunity to independently plan one fundraiser project, to learn leadership and organisational skills. Interns that excel may be offered additional levels of responsibility to pursue specialized skill sets.

Requirements: For consideration, applicants must have a background in areas of study such as Pre-Vet, Biology, Zoology, Marine Biology, Conservation Biology, Environmental Science or other animal related field. Applicants must be able to follow written and oral instructions, possess effective communication skills, and be passionate about marine animals and their environment. Applicants should be agile with a good sense of balance in order to maneuver around enclosures, and must be physically fit and able to lift 25 kg. Applicants must possess the ability to adapt in a fast paced, ever changing environment and have a positive, purposeful attitude. They must be willing to work long hours, nights, weekends and holidays. Previous animal care and handling experience as well as public speaking skills are preferred, however interns will receive training to develop these skills.

Duties Include:
Daily animal diet preparations and routine cleaning of enclosures and work areas.
Assist with rescue and release of stranded animals.
Take shifts overseeing the stranding hotline and coordinate seal rescue and transport.
Assist in the care of seals (feeding, restraining, medical treatment, daily care).
Help ensure that the clinical areas are stocked, hygienic and prepared to receive animals.
Maintain and update medical records.
Provide assistance to management and rehabilitation staff as needed.
Assist with fundraisers and educational events.
Assist with clerical duties and office work as needed
Participate in educational talks and tours.
Complete and arrange personal fundraiser project in aid of the center.

This is an unpaid position. Intern housing is available for 90 Euro/week (including food) on a first come first served basis. Interns are responsible for their own travel expenses.
Application Deadlines:
1st of December, 2019 for April to June, 2020 start dates
1st of March, 2020 for July to September, 2020 start dates
1st of June, 2020 for October to December, 2020 start dates

Please visit our website at (https://www.sealrescueireland.org/internships/) to download the application form. Then send completed with your resume and cover letter to: intern@sealrescueireland.org
Attention: Animal Care and Education Internship

Registered Charity: RCN 20108519

Seal Rescue Ireland – Education Intern

Seal Rescue Ireland: Education Internship

Seal Rescue Ireland (SRI) is a charity organisation which operates a busy marine animal rescue and rehabilitation centre located in Courtown, Co. Wexford. As the only facility that fully rehabilitates seals within the Republic of Ireland, SRI responds to strandings nationwide. Most reports are for young grey seal (Halichoerus grypus) and common seal (Phoca vitulina) pups found sick, injured or orphaned across the Irish coastline. In addition, SRI pursues understanding and public engagement of ocean conservation and sustainability through education, community outreach and research programmes.

SRI is currently accepting applications for their Education Intern position. This high paced, full-time position is for a minimum of 12 weeks, but longer time commitments are encouraged. After completion of initial training, interns who excel may be invited to stay longer and offered higher levels of responsibility.
Reports to: Operations Manager
Job Summary: The Education Intern will assist with everything related to the various education programs which cater to children as young as 2 years old all the way up to presentations geared towards adults. The intern will need to be able to plan, develop and deliver educational programs, activities, games, and materials which are tailored to each group’s specific needs, interests and curriculum. They will plan/attend community outreach events, school visits, birthday parties, fundraisers and networking events to promote awareness of SRI’s mission of marine conservation. They will also be trained to give daily educational tours of the Centre as well as providing customer care in the gift shop. There may be some involvement in assisting in the husbandry care and maintenance of rehabilitation animals if interested.
Requirements: Applicants must have a background and dedicated interest in areas of study such as Zoology, Marine Biology, Environmental Science, Conservation, Education, Oceanography, Child Development or a related field. Background knowledge of marine mammals is preferred but not required. Applicants must be organized, personable, self-motivated, resourceful and have experience facilitating events and lessons for large groups. Great networking and public speaking skills are a must. Interns will be expected to maintain a high level of professionalism and diplomacy whenever they are representing Seal Rescue Ireland. We are looking for a candidate that works well as a team and is comfortable around individuals of all ages, ability levels, and backgrounds. Finally, applicants must possess the ability to adapt to an ever-changing work environment, and be available to work nights, weekends and holidays.
Duties Include:
Lead groups of children and adults in educational activities
Give educational tours of the facility to visitors and school groups
Coordinate and develop educational programs
Create educational plans and materials
Attend community outreach events to represent SRI
Plan and assist with fundraisers
Provide customer service to visitors in the gift shop
Assist in the care and maintenance of the Center’s rehabilitation animals (if interested)
Provide assistance to the rehabilitation staff as needed
Performs other duties relating to the Centre’s goals and mission statement as required.

This is an unpaid position. Intern housing is available for 90 Euro/week (including food) on a first come first served basis. Interns are responsible for their own travel expenses.

Application Deadlines:

1st of December, 2019 for April to June, 2020 start dates
1st of March, 2020 for July to September, 2020 start dates
1st of June, 2020 for October to December, 2020 start dates

Please visit our website at (https://www.sealrescueireland.org/internships/) to download the application form. Then send completed with your resume, cover letter, and two reference letters to: intern@sealrescueireland.org
Attention: Education Internship

Registered Charity: RCN 20108519
Learn more about us and our other volunteer/internship opportunities!
Website: www.sealrescueireland.org
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Seal Rescue Ireland – Marketing and Media Internship

Seal Rescue Ireland: Marketing and Media Internship

Seal Rescue Ireland (SRI) is a charity organisation which operates a busy marine animal rescue and rehabilitation centre located in Courtown, Co. Wexford. As the only facility that fully rehabilitates seals within the Republic of Ireland, SRI responds to strandings nationwide. Most reports are for young grey seal (Halichoerus grypus) and common seal (Phoca vitulina) pups found sick, injured or orphaned across the Irish coastline. In addition, SRI pursues understanding and public engagement of ocean conservation and sustainability through education, community outreach and research programmes. SRI has a growing social media presence, and is gaining international recognition for our work.

SRI is currently accepting applications for their Marketing and Media Internship position. This high paced, full-time position is for a minimum of 12 weeks, but longer time commitments are encouraged. After completion of initial training, interns who excel may be invited to stay longer and offered higher levels of responsibility,

Reports to: Operations Manager

Job Summary: This position will provide the intern with work experience in all aspects of a rescue and rehabilitation centre with a primary focus on producing quality media content, digital design, written content, photos and video for use on our website, social media, monthly newsletter, adoptions programme, marketing, educational and fundraising projects. The intern will assist with marketing and advertising projects, fundraising programs and events, and other administrative tasks. This position requires a skilled photographer who will be responsible for capturing consistent photographs and videos of the animals in care to tell their stories, daily activities at the centre, and events on and off-site (i.e. rescues, releases, educational talks, outreach events, etc.), as well as developing content consistent with SRI’s message of ocean conservation and sustainability. Partial involvement in assisting in husbandry care of rehabilitation animals is an option if interested.

Requirements: Applicants must have a keen interest in marine conservation, biology and environmental stewardship. Skills in developing media content and photography are a must, with examples of your work to be submitted with your application. Applicants must have effective communication skills, the ability to represent SRI in professional manner and work well in a team setting. Applicants must possess the ability to adapt to an ever-changing work environment, and be available to work nights, weekends and holidays. Public speaking, graphic design and website maintenance skills are encouraged. A degree or pursuit of a degree in business management, event planning, marketing, public relations, fundraising, or a similar field is preferred.

Duties Include:
Participate in educational talks and tours.
Assist in design, development and maintenance of the SRI website
Keep up to date photographs and video of the seals in care
Photograph events and daily tasks for use in media, marketing and promotional purposes
Develop educational and promotional written content
Provide assistance to the managers and rehabilitation staff as needed.
Assist with fundraisers and educational events
Assist with clerical duties and office work as needed
(Optional)-Assist in the care and maintenance of the Center’s rehabilitation animals (feeding, medical treatment, daily care, routine cleaning of enclosures and work areas).
(Optional)-Assist with rescue and release of stranded animals.

This is an unpaid position. Intern housing is available for 90 Euro/week (including food) on a first come first served basis. Interns are responsible for their own travel expenses.

Application Deadlines:
1st of December, 2019 for April to June, 2020 start dates
1st of March, 2020 for July to September, 2020 start dates
1st of June, 2020 for October to December, 2020 start dates

Please visit our website at (https://www.sealrescueireland.org/internships/) to download the application form. Then send completed with your resume, cover letter, and examples of your writing and photography to: intern@sealrescueireland.org
Attention: Marketing and Media Internship

Registered Charity: RCN 20108519
Learn more about us and our other volunteer/internship opportunities!
Website: www.sealrescueireland.org
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Conservation Education Internship at The Marine Mammal Center (San Luis Obispo Operations)

The Marine Mammal Center's San Luis Obispo Operations (SLO) is currently recruiting for the Winter 2020 Conservation Education Internship.

ROLE DESCRIPTION

The Conservation Education Intern is a member of the Conservation Education Team within the broader San Luis Obispo Operations Team. The intern will actively engage the local community through outreach events, education opportunities, festivals and fairs, and interaction with the public on the beach during stranded marine mammal response. The intern will learn and convey information on The Marine Mammal Center’s global conservation mission and local activities that support this mission, with the goal of inspiring our audiences to become ocean stewards and supporters of The Marine Mammal Center. The intern will work with the Conservation Education Team to brainstorm and plan outreach and education events. There may be limited opportunities if interested and as needed to learn and assist in marine mammal rescue and care, however the focus of the position is conservation education. The position will collaborate with other staff, interns and student programs at the Morro Bay facility, as well as team members across the Center’s range. The intern will be supported and supervised by the San Luis Obispo Operations Assistant and the Operations Manager.

To Apply

Visit MarineMammalCenter.org to apply. The deadline to apply for the Winter 2020 Conservation Education Internship at San Luis Obispo Operations is Friday, December 20th or until the position is filled.

Living Seas Volunteer

We’re looking for dedicated and enthusiastic individuals to join our Living Seas team based at the Cardigan Bay Marine Wildlife Centre. Volunteers will gain valuable experience whilst helping us to collect data on the marine mammals of Cardigan Bay, run our visitor centre and inspire the public through community engagement events.

What You Will Gain

Joining the Living Seas volunteer team is a fantastic opportunity for you to carry out marine mammal research and become involved in environmental education and our awareness raising work. You’ll learn about the marine species of Cardigan Bay and gain experience in field work, processing data, environmental education, community engagement and more!

Past volunteers have gone on to further education, work as Marine Mammal Observers and to work for other conservation or governmental organisations.

The Volunteering Role

Volunteers will assist with our vital Living Seas research and community engagement work. Volunteer tasks include (but not limited too) –

Land based marine mammal surveys (daily)
Boat based marine megafauna surveys *
Running our visitor centre and inspiring visitors
Entering and checking research data
Updating sightings information on our website/social media
Assisting with community engagement events
Conducting beach cleans
There will also be the opportunity to assist with other tasks e.g. fundraising, acoustic analysis, writing articles and creating Vlogs.
* Boat trips are run by an external company who we collaborate with. They are weather dependent and volunteers take turns to join trips to act as on-board researcher. During times of bad weather you will spend more time carrying out shore-based activities.

Volunteer Skills/Qualities

A commitment to volunteering
Research and surveying experience
ICT skills, including MS Office and GIS
Interest/experience of engaging with the public
A mature and responsible attitude
Proactive with the ability to work independently and unsupervised
Flexible approach to work as you will volunteer outside of normal office hours
An interest and knowledge of British marine mammals (desirable)
A background in biology/marine biology (desirable)
Please note that enthusiasm and passion for our work and the marine environment is as valued as experience, since full training is provided.

Volunteers will receive training in marine species identification and observation, survey techniques, data processing and community engagement.

Volunteer Dates 2020

Volunteer positions are available from 23rd March until 2nd November 2020. You must be able to volunteer for an entire block and priority will be given to those who can volunteer for more than one block.

Block A – 23rd March – 27th April (5 weeks)
Block B – 27th April –1st June ( 5 weeks)
Block C – 1st June – 6th July (5 weeks)
Block D – 6th July – 7th September (9 weeks)
Block E – 7th September – 2nd November (8 weeks)
How to Apply

Download an application form from the Living Seas Volunteer homepage and email it along with a CV and covering letter (no more than one side of A4) detailing your motivations for applying to volunteer@cbmwc.org with "Living Seas Seasonal Volunteer App 2020" in the subject line.

CBMWC Living Seas Volunteers

Deadline for applications is 23:59pm at Sunday 5th January.

ShoreFin Volunteer

ShoreFin is our dedicated land-based, bottlenose dolphin photo-ID project. The aim of the project is to build up an understanding of bottlenose dolphin site usage within the New Quay Bay area, to find out which individuals visit the bay and discover more about the ecology and life history of these animals.

We are looking for three volunteers to continue our ShoreFin project for the 2020 field season.

What You Will Gain

Joining the ShoreFin team is a unique opportunity for you to carry out marine mammal research and contribute towards marine conservation. You’ll learn about the bottlenose dolphins of Cardigan Bay and gain experience in field work, wildlife photography, photo ID, data entry, report writing and much more! This role can be a stepping stone to a career in marine research or conservation.

Past volunteers have gone on to further education, work as Marine Mammal Observers and to work for other conservation or governmental organisations.

The Volunteering Role

The ShoreFin volunteers will assist with the delivery of our Living Seas research focused on the bottlenose dolphins of Cardigan Bay. Volunteer responsibilities include (but not limited too) –

Photographing dolphins and other marine mammals in New Quay Bay
Land based marine mammal surveys
Conducting photo ID – sorting/matching images
Analysing data and writing the ShoreFin report
Compiling the CBMWC bottlenose dolphin photo-ID catalogue
Providing updates for our social media and dolphin adoption scheme
Reporting back to the Living Seas Staff
You may also assist with other areas of our work including boat based surveys and helping to run our visitor centre and community engagement activities
Volunteer Skills/Qualities

Experience with DSLR cameras and wildlife photography
Previous experience of photo-ID
ICT skills, including MS Office and GIS
Experience of data analysis and report writing
A mature and responsible attitude
Proactive with the ability to work independently and unsupervised
Flexible approach to work as you will volunteer outside of normal office hours
An interest and knowledge of British cetaceans (desirable)
A background in biology/marine biology (desirable)
ShoreFin volunteers will receive training in marine species identification and observation, survey techniques, camera use, photo-identification and data processing.

Volunteer Dates 2020

We are looking for a ShoreFin volunteer for the period of 23rd March – 3rd July 2020 and another two volunteers for the period 29th June – 16th November 2020. Priority will be given to those that can volunteer for the full research season from 23rd March – 16th November 2020.

How to Apply

Download an application form from the ShoreFin volunteer homepage and email it along with a CV and covering letter (no more than one side of A4) detailing your motivations for applying to volunteer@cbmwc.org with "ShoreFin App 2020" in the subject line.

ShoreFin Volunteers

Deadline for applications is 23:59pm on Sunday 5th January.

SeaSeal Volunteer

SeaSeal is our dedicated land-based, Atlantic grey seal photo-ID project. The aim of the project is to create a catalogue of individual grey seals in Cardigan Bay and to discover more about their travelling habits and areas that are important to them.

We are looking for two volunteers to continue the SeaSeal project for the 2020 field season.

What You Will Gain

Undertaking the SeaSeal project is a unique opportunity for you to carry out marine mammal research and contribute to marine conservation. You’ll learn about the Atlantic grey seals of Cardigan Bay and gain experience in field work, wildlife photography, photo-ID, data entry, report writing and much more. This role can be a stepping stone to a career in marine research or conservation.

Past volunteers have gone on to further education, work as Marine Mammal Observers and work for other conservation or governmental organisations.

The Volunteering Role

The SeaSeal volunteer will assist with our Living Seas research focused on the Atlantic grey seals of Cardigan Bay. Volunteer responsibilities include (but not limited to) –

Conducting land based seal surveys (weather dependant)
Photographing seals and other marine mammals
Assisting with the annual seal pup survey (During October)
Conducting photo ID – sorting/matching images
Analysing data and writing the SeaSeal report
Providing updates for our website and social media
Reporting back to the Living Seas Staff
You will also assist with other areas of our work including land and boat based surveys, running our visitor centre and community engagement activities
Volunteer Skills/Qualities

Experience with DSLR cameras and wildlife photography
Previous experience of photo-ID
ICT skills, including MS Office and GIS
Experience of data analysis and report writing
A mature and responsible attitude
Proactive with the ability to work independently and unsupervised
Flexible approach to work as you will volunteer outside of normal office hours
An interest and knowledge of British marine mammals (desirable)
A background in biology/marine biology (desirable)
Volunteer Dates 2020

We are looking for a SeaSeal volunteer for the period of 23rd March – 3rd July 2020 and another volunteer for the period 29th June – 16th November 2020. Priority will be given to those that can volunteer for the full research season from 23rd March – 16th November 2020.

How to Apply

Download an application form from the SeaSeal volunteer homepage and email it along with a CV and covering letter (no more than one side of A4) detailing your motivations for applying to volunteer@cbmwc.org with "SeaSeal App 2020" in the subject line.

SeaSeal Volunteer

Deadline for applications is 23:59pm on Sunday 5th January.

SeaSeal Volunteer

SeaSeal is our dedicated land-based, Atlantic grey seal photo-ID project. The aim of the project is to create a catalogue of individual grey seals in Cardigan Bay and to discover more about their travelling habits and areas that are important to them.

We are looking for two volunteers to continue the SeaSeal project for the 2020 field season.

What You Will Gain

Undertaking the SeaSeal project is a unique opportunity for you to carry out marine mammal research and contribute to marine conservation. You’ll learn about the Atlantic grey seals of Cardigan Bay and gain experience in field work, wildlife photography, photo-ID, data entry, report writing and much more. This role can be a stepping stone to a career in marine research or conservation.

Past volunteers have gone on to further education, work as Marine Mammal Observers and work for other conservation or governmental organisations.

The Volunteering Role

The SeaSeal volunteer will assist with our Living Seas research focused on the Atlantic grey seals of Cardigan Bay. Volunteer responsibilities include (but not limited to) –

Conducting land based seal surveys (weather dependant)
Photographing seals and other marine mammals
Assisting with the annual seal pup survey (During October)
Conducting photo ID – sorting/matching images
Analysing data and writing the SeaSeal report
Providing updates for our website and social media
Reporting back to the Living Seas Staff
You will also assist with other areas of our work including land and boat based surveys, running our visitor centre and community engagement activities
Volunteer Skills/Qualities

Experience with DSLR cameras and wildlife photography
Previous experience of photo-ID
ICT skills, including MS Office and GIS
Experience of data analysis and report writing
A mature and responsible attitude
Proactive with the ability to work independently and unsupervised
Flexible approach to work as you will volunteer outside of normal office hours
An interest and knowledge of British marine mammals (desirable)
A background in biology/marine biology (desirable)
Volunteer Dates 2020

We are looking for a SeaSeal volunteer for the period of 23rd March – 3rd July 2020 and another volunteer for the period 29th June – 16th November 2020. Priority will be given to those that can volunteer for the full research season from 23rd March – 16th November 2020.

How to Apply

Download an application form from the SeaSeal volunteer homepage and email it along with a CV and covering letter (no more than one side of A4) detailing your motivations for applying to volunteer@cbmwc.org with "SeaSeal App 2020" in the subject line.

SeaSeal Volunteer

Deadline for applications is 23:59pm on Sunday 5th January.