Allied Whale, the marine mammal research lab of College of the Atlantic located in Bar Harbor, Maine, seeks 4 interns for the 2010 summer field season.
Two three-month positions (June-August) and two five-month positions (June-October)are available.
Individuals will assist in numerous research projects monitoring humpback, finback and North Atlantic right whales, including off-shore surveys, data collection on local whale watching boats, tower surveys on our remote off-shore research base,passive acoustic monitoring, and general logistics. Individuals will be able to earn limited income as deckhands. Research responsibilities include photo-identification
of whales and data collection/entry. Deckhand responsibilities include line handling, vessel cleaning, and passenger safety. Training will be provided.
The applicants should have a college background in biology and/or zoology. Some knowledge of research methods is an advantage. Knowledge of marine mammals and seabirds is an asset. Previous experience in photography (conventional and digital) is helpful but not required. Applicants must be positive, flexible, able to work independently, and comfortable working offshore on boats.
These are entry-level research positions designed to offer experience for individuals seeking to develop their professional careers in marine mammal research.
The positions begin June 1st and applicants must be able to work through with no other commitments (excluding COA students).
Please specify which position you are interested in.
Hours will vary depending on schedules, housing is provided and mandatory for a fee (~$100/wk).
Application deadline is March 22, 2010.
Please send a cover letter detailing your reasons for applying, a resume, and two letters of recommendation to:
Interns 2010
Allied Whale
105 Eden St.
Bar Harbor, Maine, 04609
(207)288-5644
Or e-mail to: alliedwhale@coa.edu
Leah M. CroweTwo three-month positions (June-August) and two five-month positions (June-October)are available.
Individuals will assist in numerous research projects monitoring humpback, finback and North Atlantic right whales, including off-shore surveys, data collection on local whale watching boats, tower surveys on our remote off-shore research base,passive acoustic monitoring, and general logistics. Individuals will be able to earn limited income as deckhands. Research responsibilities include photo-identification
of whales and data collection/entry. Deckhand responsibilities include line handling, vessel cleaning, and passenger safety. Training will be provided.
The applicants should have a college background in biology and/or zoology. Some knowledge of research methods is an advantage. Knowledge of marine mammals and seabirds is an asset. Previous experience in photography (conventional and digital) is helpful but not required. Applicants must be positive, flexible, able to work independently, and comfortable working offshore on boats.
These are entry-level research positions designed to offer experience for individuals seeking to develop their professional careers in marine mammal research.
The positions begin June 1st and applicants must be able to work through with no other commitments (excluding COA students).
Please specify which position you are interested in.
Hours will vary depending on schedules, housing is provided and mandatory for a fee (~$100/wk).
Application deadline is March 22, 2010.
Please send a cover letter detailing your reasons for applying, a resume, and two letters of recommendation to:
Interns 2010
Allied Whale
105 Eden St.
Bar Harbor, Maine, 04609
(207)288-5644
Or e-mail to: alliedwhale@coa.edu
Allied Whale
(207) 288-5644
(207) 288-5644
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