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Are you interested in perusing a degree in Ecosystem-Based Management? Below are links to several programs.

Here are some references for students interested in fisheries management. Below are known fisheries courses that are focused on or cover ecosystem-based management. Many universities that teach these courses are on the US East Coast; some are international. This is a non-exhaustive list, but these have been taught or will be taught at various points in time, and even if the course doesn’t explicitly note EBM in the title, the topic is covered. Univ Mass-Dartmouth (SMAST)MAR 530- Ecosystem-based fisheries management shifting to ecosystem-based managementMAR 599- Ecosystem-based management Univ. WashingtonFISH 562- Ecosystem-based fisheries managementFISH 563- lab for 562Fisheries Management and[…]

Jobs and Fellowships GIS Specialist – HourlyJob Description: The Office of Fish and Wildlife Information Systems is seeking a GIS Specialist to perform various geospatial data development, analysis and application development tasks related to agency datasets. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to work on a diversity of GIS projects that help guide strategic habitat conservation and support fish and wildlife management throughout New Jersey. Aquatic Biologist IThe Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game (DFG), Division of Marine Fisheries seeks applicants for a Aquatic Biologist I. This position assists the Marine Recreational Investigations Program leader with all aspects[…]

NED-AFS Updates NED is currently accepting submissions for the 2025 Northeast Fish Rapper. The Fish Rapper is the NED Annual Newsletter. There are four main sections to the newsletter, and all are dependent on materials provided by NED members: Check out previous editions of our newsletters here for inspiration. The submission deadline is March 28th. Submissions can be sent to Carolyn Merriam ([email protected]). In addition, the NED newsletter committee is looking for 1-2 people to join the editorial team. If you are interested, please contact Carolyn Merriam. AFS National Updates Don’t forget to renew your 2025 dues! Renew your[…]

Several Seasonal Marine Field Technician jobs are available at Rutgers University, as well as a fisheries-focused postdoctoral position. Please see the postings linked below. Please share these job opportunities with qualified applicants in your networks.  Posting Number 24FA1319 – Postdoctoral Research Position Studying Postdoctoral Research Position Studying Interactions Among Commercial Fisheries and Offshore Windhttps://jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/242275 Posting Number 25TM0034 – Seasonal Marine Field WorkerAquaculture Lab Assistant at the Rutgers Aquaculture Innovation Centerhttps://jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/243912 Posting Number 24TM0477 – Seasonal Marine Field WorkerBivalve and Microalgae Aquaculture Technician at the Rutgers Aquaculture Innovation Centerhttps://jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/243317 Posting Number 25TM0020 – Seasonal Marine Field WorkerBivalve and Microalgae Aquaculture Technician at the Rutgers Cape Shore Labhttps://jobs.rutgers.edu/postings/243314 Posting Number 25TM0019 – Seasonal Marine Field WorkerShellfish Technician[…]

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