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Operate NOAA's specialized aircraft, manage research and survey vessels, and support data collection missions, including fisheries surveys, atmospheric sampling, and coastal mapping. As a NOAA Corps officer, you'll be actively involved in understanding and responding to environmental changes, working at the heart of the U.S. government's efforts in climate, weather, ocean, and coastal sciences.
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Whether you're an experienced aviator, a skilled mariner, or bringing expertise from another branch of service, your day-to-day duties will vary, ranging from operating research vessels and aircraft to leading scientific expeditions and contributing to vital environmental projects.
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Participate in collecting and analyzing environmental data across various NOAA missions. At NOAA, you will be at the forefront of addressing critical environmental challenges. With competitive pay, benefits, and opportunities to travel and explore new environments, this position is not just a job—it's an adventure that contributes to global environmental understanding and policy.
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The position will work closely with a team of area-based conservation experts, practitioners, and WCS specialists in other fields, including small-scale fisheries, coral reefs, sharks and rays, ocean giants, international policy, and rights and communities.
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WSP is currently seeking a Marine Fisheries Specialist to support our U.S. East Coast service area with a variety of offshore, energy, restoration, infrastructure, and other environmental projects.
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Engage with key regulatory agencies, including but not limited to the FERC, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, National Marine Fisheries Service, Environmental Protection Agency, Federal land management agencies, and State Historic Preservation Offices.
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