STUDY ABROAD INFORMATION
Loggerhead Marinelife Center (LMC), a non-profit sea turtle rehabilitation center in Juno Beach, FL is happy to announce our 2017 Serving the World's Imperiled Marine life (SWIM) continued education program.

Join LMC staff on a multi-day conservation program to Maui, Hawai'i or Estero Padre Ramos Natural Reserve in Nicaragua to work hands-on with sea turtle rehabilitation, research and conservation efforts and gain valuable experience in the field and working within the community to reach common goals. 

From July 1 - July 31 students and marine science educators receive $200 off their registration to either Maui, Hawai'i or Nicaragua.

Read up on our 2017 destinations and detailed itineraries at www.marinelife.org/SWIM. 
 
Travel for Sea Turtles with LMC!
Serving the World's Imperiled Marine life (SWIM)
Destination Eco-tour Program

2017 Destinations:
August 24 - 30, 2017: Maui, Hawai'i
September 20 - 28, 2017: Padre Ramos, Nicaragua
September 29 - October 7, 2017: Padre Ramos, Nicaragua

Got questions? Read our FAQs OR contact Hannah Campbell

FALL INTERNSHIP INFORMATION
​Loggerhead Marinelife Center, a sea turtle research, rehabilitation, and education facility located in Juno Beach, Florida, is seeking a marine science-minded intern to join our team of educators and conservationists for the Fall 2017 semester.

Intern opportunities include:

Public Programs Intern
The Education Department is currently accepting college level interns to assist with the development, implementation and facilitation of current and future public programming offered at LMC. Students interested in this program will be working under the Environmental Programs Manager and assisting in various projects, including the development and completion of a mutually agreed program to implement at the end of their internship.

Qualifications: All interns must be currently enrolled university students (full or part time) pursuing a degree in a related discipline (i.e. marine science, biology, environmental science, education). All interns must also possess a valid driver’s license and be able to pass a criminal background check and drug test. Additional requirements include:

• Comfortable speaking with the general public, including various age ranges and ethnic backgrounds
• Detail oriented and organized
• Self-motivated and willing to learn
• Desire to implement spread awareness of marine science education through interactive and enthusiastic programming, both free and fee-based
• Willing to work outdoors in Florida’s heat, rain, and wind as needed

Start date: September 2017

To apply: Interested applicants may submit a resume, cover letter, and contact information for three references to Hannah Campbell, Environmental Programs Manager at hcampbell@marinelife.org. Priority consideration will be given to applications received by August 10, 2017, but applications will be accepted until the position is filled.

Additional information can be found at https://www.marinelife.org/careers

Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF) in Key Largo, FL is now accepting applications for Fall 2017 Marine Conservation Interns.
 
ABOUT THE INTERNSHIP:
REEF’s Marine Conservation Internship provides an in-depth look into REEF's Volunteer Fish Survey Project and Invasive Lionfish Program.  The internship provides diverse experiences including non-profit operations, outreach and education, field experience, data collection and management, public speaking, event planning and advertising. During the three month internship, you will have many opportunities to dive and volunteer with partner organizations in the Florida Keys and South Florida. Visit www.REEF.org/internship to learn more and apply.
 
BENEFITS:
- Exposure to numerous non-profit educational and environmental organizations
- Experience in Florida and Caribbean fish identification and surveying
- Opportunity to become a member of REEF’s Advanced Assessment Team
-  Experience with marketing, communications, and graphic design
- Assist with the planning and operation of REEF Fest, an annual event to support marine conservation
- Opportunities to teach others about the marine environment during presentations and community outreach
- Gain hands-on experience with diverse tasks and responsibilities at a small non-profit organization
- Network with key figures in marine science, SCUBA diving, underwater photography, and conservation
- Have plentiful opportunities to dive
- Earn college credit, if appropriate
- Receive letters of recommendation upon successful completion of the internship
- Earn dive training certifications from local dive shops and instructors, when applicable
- Make long lasting friendships with like-minded individuals
- Live in the beautiful, sunny Florida Keys, where the ocean is your backyard
 
Application deadline is June 19, 2017. 
 
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Original announcement received on 06/03/2017 by:

Ellie Splain
Education Program Manager
Reef Environmental Education Foundation
98300 Overseas Highway
Key Largo, FL 33037
www.REEF.org

Loggerhead Marinelife Center, a sea turtle research, rehabilitation, and education facility located in Juno Beach, Florida, is seeking seasonal camp staff for our 2017 Junior Marine Biologist Summer Camp AND motivated, passionate, college-level education interns for the summer season.


For more details on these opportunities visit https://www.marinelife.org/about/careers/

Employment opportunities for Summer 2017 include:

• Senior Camp Counselor (3 positions available)
• Junior Camp Counselor (3 positions available)

To apply:  Interested applicants may submit their resume, cover letter, and contact information for (3) references to education@marinelife.org before Friday, March 31st 2017.


Internship opportunities for Summer 2017 include:

• Public Programs Internship
• School Programs Internship
• Turtle Walk Internship
• Summer Camp Internship

​To apply: Interested applicants may submit their resume, cover letter, and contact information for (3) references ATTN: [title of internship] to education@marinelife.org before Friday, April 14, 2017.

Reef Environmental Education Foundation (REEF) in Key Largo, FL is now accepting applications for Summer 2017 Marine Conservation Interns. Funding opportunities are available!
 

ABOUT THE INTERNSHIP:
REEF’s Marine Conservation Internship provides an in-depth look into REEF's Volunteer Fish Survey Project and Invasive Lionfish Program.  The internship provides diverse experiences including non-profit operations, outreach and education, field experience, data collection and management, public speaking, event planning and advertising. During the three month internship, you will have many opportunities to dive and volunteer with partner organizations in the Florida Keys and South Florida. Visit www.REEF.org/internship to learn more and apply.
 
BENEFITS:
- Exposure to numerous non-profit educational and environmental organizations
- Experience in Florida and Caribbean fish identification and surveying
- Work with students as a counselor for REEF Ocean Explorers Summer Camp
- Assist with the 2017 Invasive Lionfish Summer Derby Series
- Opportunity to become a member of REEF’s Advanced Assessment Team
- Practical field experience in monitoring protocols, procedures, and data management
-  Experience with marketing, communications, and graphic design
- Opportunities to teach others about the marine environment during presentations and community outreach
- Gain hands-on experience with diverse tasks and responsibilities at a small non-profit organization
- Network with key figures in marine science, SCUBA diving, underwater photography, and conservation
- Have plentiful opportunities to dive
- Earn college credit, if appropriate
- Receive letters of recommendation upon successful completion of the internship
- Earn dive training certifications from local dive shops and instructors, when applicable
- Make long lasting friendships with like-minded individuals
- Live in the beautiful, sunny Florida Keys, where the ocean is your backyard
 
Application deadline is March 13, 2017. Please let me know if you have further questions or concerns contact:
Ellie Splain
Education Program Manager
Reef Environmental Education Foundation
98300 Overseas Highway
Key Largo, FL 33037
305-852-0030
www.REEF.org
Ellie@REEF.org

Loggerhead Marinelife Center is now accepting applications for a Data Collection Intern this spring semester.
 
For further information and instructions, please see: https://www.marinelife.org/about/careers/data-collection-intern/
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Attached please find a posting for a Marine Science Camp Internship with the Smithsonian Marine Station in Fort Pierce, FL. This unique paid internship will provide the opportunity to learn about marine and estuarine ecosystems of Southeast Florida by working with our day camps for ages 6-16. All camp sessions are heavily water-based and include activities such as kayaking, snorkeling, and seine netting in various locations throughout Florida’s Treasure Coast region.
 
Interested candidates can submit application packages by Wednesday February 15, 2017. 

Loggerhead Marinelife Center, a sea turtle research, rehabilitation, and education facility located in Juno Beach, Florida, is seeking a marine science-minded intern to join our team of educators and conservationists for the Spring 2017 semester.

Intern opportunities include:

Public Programs Intern
The Education Department is currently accepting college level interns to assist with the development, implementation and facilitation of current and future public programming offered at LMC. Students interested in this program will be working under the Environmental Programs Manager and assisting in various projects, including the development and completion of a mutually agreed program to implement at the end of their internship.

Qualifications: All interns must be currently enrolled university students (full or part time) pursuing a degree in a related discipline (i.e. marine science, biology, environmental science, education). All interns must also possess a valid driver’s license and be able to pass a criminal background check and drug test. Additional requirements include:

• Comfortable speaking with the general public, including various age ranges and ethnic backgrounds
• Detail oriented and organized
• Self-motivated and willing to learn
• Desire to implement spread awareness of marine science education through interactive and enthusiastic programming, both free and fee-based
• Willing to work outdoors in Florida’s heat, rain, and wind as needed

Start date: January 9, 2017

To apply: Interested applicants may submit a resume, cover letter, and contact information for three references to Hannah Campbell, Programs Coordinator at hcampbell@marinelife.org. Electronic submission (Word document or PDF) required. Priority consideration will be given to applications received by December 1, 2016, but applications will be accepted until the position is filled.

Additional information can be found at https://www.marinelife.org/about/careers/
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