Job Summary

The Marine Biologist will support assessing marine ecosystem health, identifying conservation priorities, and integrating scientific research into the updated plan.

Job Classification: 1099 Contractor, call when needed

Duty Station: Remote/virtual

Travel: This position may require travel to client locations and project sites.

Duties/Responsibilities

Evaluates the current state of Hawaii's coastal and marine environments, identifying key conservation challenges such as habitat degradation, invasive species, illegal fishing, and climate change impacts.

Reviews existing marine monitoring data and scientific literature to identify trends and gaps relevant to the client's program.

Provides evidence-based recommendations for enhancing marine resource protection, including best practices for monitoring and enforcement.

Assists in formulating science-based strategies to support marine biodiversity, fisheries sustainability, and ecosystem resilience.

Serves as a subject matter expert in discussions related to marine biology, offering insights on ecological health and conservation science.

Provides scientific input for reports, including summaries of ecological findings, risk assessments, and recommendations for sustainable resource management.

Required Skills/Abilities

Strong background in coral reef ecology, fisheries management, or coastal resource conservation.

Familiarity with Hawaii's marine ecosystems, including local species, habitats, and conservation policies.

Experience analyzing ecological data, conducting habitat assessments, and using marine monitoring techniques.

Strong written and verbal communication skills to convey scientific findings to diverse audiences.

Ability to synthesize complex ecological data into actionable conservation strategies.

High level of attention to detail.

Ability to present complex data and processes in clear, concise text.

Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.

Education and Experience

Required: Bachelor's degree in marine biology, Oceanography, Environmental Science, or a related field.

Required: Minimum of 5 years of experience in marine conservation, fisheries science, or ecological research including field experience

Preferred: Master's or Ph.D. in Marine Biology, Oceanography, Environmental Science, or a related field.

Preferred: Knowledge of Hawaiian cultural practices related to marine stewardship.

Preferred: Experience using GIS and remote sensing tools for marine conservation.

About Chloeta

Chloeta is a Native American owned enterprise providing a diverse range of engineering, scientific, and technical solutions to support military, energy, homeland security, emergency preparedness, and critical infrastructure requirements.

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