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Director of Marketing and Development
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jrobbins@manomet.org
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Director of Marketing and Development
Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences seeks a Director of Marketing and Development to lead its expanding development, communications and marketing department. Manomet is a science-based, solutions-oriented non-profit with a mission to conserve and sustain natural resources for the benefit of wildlife and humans. Programs reach across the U.S. and Americas from our base in New England.
The Director of Marketing & Development is a new position to meet the needs of our growing institution. The Director will focus on creating and leading donor-oriented campaigns for special projects and expanding Manomet’s general support from individuals, based on our current strong donor base. Annual development goal
$2-3 Million. Oversees staff of 3 – 4, is a member of staff leadership team, works closely with trustees.
Proven leadership of successful donor-based fund-raising and 7 – 15 year track record in creative campaign development, major gift solicitation, strategic communications and management are essential. Substantial knowledge of environmental/sustainability issues required.
Manomet is located on Cape Cod Bay in Plymouth, MA. Salary commensurate with experience, strong benefits package. Willingness to travel required. Equal Opportunity Employer.
Send resume and cover letter to Development Position, MCCS, P.O. Box 1770, Manomet, MA 02345 or by email to jrobbins@manomet.org. No phone inquiries please.
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102CCS
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Climate Change Scientist
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hgalbraith@manomet.org
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Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences (Manomet) is a 40-year old non-profit organization and a leader in the field of conservation biology. Its mission is to conserve natural resources for the benefit of wildlife and humans. Manomet has launched a major new initiative to help wildlife and people mitigate and adapt to a changing climate in North and South America. We are seeking highly motivated candidates to build our core staff and implement our Climate Change Initiative.
GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES:
The Climate Change Scientist will be a full-time, salaried position, reporting to the Director of Manomet’s Climate Change Initiative. This person will be based in Manomet’s Plymouth, MA headquarters. He/she will assist the Director and other Initiative staff in executing analyses, performing day-to-day work on projects, organizing and scheduling project-related meetings, creating and maintaining relationships with diverse stakeholders and project partners, and writing-up and reporting results. Eventually, he or she will work with stakeholders and funding agencies to help them translate their expectations and needs into sound scientific approaches and plans.
NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS:
• Undergraduate and Masters degrees in ecology, conservation, environmental science, or environmental policy (or closely related field).
• Excellent writing and communication skills
• Self motivation and creativity to further the agenda of the Climate Change Initiative at Manomet
• Able to build relationships and work extremely well with diverse stakeholders and interest groups
• Preferably, at least 5 years of work experience
Salary commensurate with experience, excellent benefits, and a vibrant, fast-paced work environment.
To apply, please send a letter of interest, your resume, contact information for 3 references, and writing samples to:
Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences,
Attention: Hector Galbraith, PhD.
PO Box 1770
Manomet, MA 02345
hgalbraith@manomet.org
No phone inquires,
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Bio102
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Conservation Biology Interns (2)
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Stephanie Schmidt at waterbirds@manomet.org
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Conservation Biology Interns (2) are needed immediately this spring through the summer, 2008. Interns will assist with a number of conservation projects that involve data management, analysis and interpretation; internet and literature research; and outreach tasks. Projects include seabird conservation in the Atlantic Ocean, waterbird monitoring in the US northeast, protecting water quality in Massachusetts vernal pools, and promoting green energy development in the eastern US (project descriptions at www.manomet.org/programs/wildlife/). Interns are able to take advantage of opportunities to participate in other programs at Manomet including passerine banding. Manomet internships offer an excellent opportunity to participate in and contribute to science-based conservation planning and implementation.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Degree in biology, wildlife/conservation management or equivalent, excellent writing skills, knowledge of Word, Excel required. Intern is expected to work 40hrs/week and will receive a $100/week stipend. Housing on beautiful Cape Cod Bay is provided. Applications are due by March 20th. Please send letter of interest, resume and 3 references to Stephanie Schmidt at waterbirds@manomet.org or Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences, PO Box 1770, Manomet, MA 02345, (508) 224-6521, Fax (508) 224-9220. For information about Manomet, please see our web site at www.manomet.org. EOE.
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PMGR104
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Project Manager - The “Natural Capital Scorecard” Project
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awhitman@prexar.com
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Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences, based in Brunswick, Maine, is seeking to fill a 16-month Project Manager position for the Natural Capital Scorecard Project. This project will develop an indicator-based system to assess sustainability of dairy farms in New England and New York. The scorecard will be developed and field tested throughout the region.
DUTIES:
provide leadership in creation of the Natural Capital Scorecard; maintain relationships partner organizations and individual farmers, produce monthly progress reports; initiate contacts and meetings with participating farmers; conduct on-the-ground environmental, sociological, and economic field surveys of dairy farms in New England and New York; maintain high standards of data collection and recording; manage project data; statistically analyze survey results; report results, orally and in writing; work with stakeholders to develop the Scorecard content for dairy farms; communicate weekly with division head on work progress; and travel extensively throughout New England and New York.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Must have broad dairy farm experience; have a background in the two of the following areas: agro-ecosystems, rural sociology, and resource economics; very good communication, management, people, and leadership skills; excellent computer skills (MS-Word, EXCEL, PowerPoint, SAS statistical software (preferred), ARCView GIS (preferred); must be organized and task oriented, hardworking, possess meticulous standards of data collection and recording; must be in excellent physical condition, be able to work long, non-standard hours in rural field locations under adverse weather conditions; must possess a valid drivers license and have a good driving record. Preference will be given to qualified candidates with northeastern dairy farm experience. Requires a graduate degree (M.S. or Ph.D.) in animal sciences, resource economics, or related field. Closing Date: as soon as filled; Start date: as soon as possible, or before Jan 15, 2008. Position ends April 2009 but may provide opportunity for continuation. Salary: $50,000-60,000 per year, depending on experience.
To apply, send the following 4 items by fax or e-mail to the contact below:
• Brief cover letter outlining your qualifications, previous experience, reason for interest, and time period of availability [earliest possible start date])
• Resume (include e-mail address if you have one)
• Names, addresses, e-mail addresses, and phone numbers of 3 references
• Completed Manomet job application (can be found at our web site - www.manometmaine.org).
Send application materials to: Andrew Whitman, Manomet Center for Conservation Sciences, 14 Maine Street, Suite 305, Brunswick ME 04011, Ph: 207-721-9040, ext. 2; fax: 207-721-9144; email: awhitman@prexar.com.
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