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Sharp, Gene
Most widely held works about Gene Sharp
Most widely held works by Gene Sharp
The politics of nonviolent action by Gene Sharp ( Book )
22 editions published between 1972 and 1983 in English and held by 1,195 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Exploring nonviolent alternatives by Gene Sharp ( Book )
13 editions published between 1970 and 1972 in 4 languages and held by 793 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Social power and political freedom by Gene Sharp ( Book )
7 editions published in 1980 in English and held by 664 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Gandhi as a political strategist : with essays on ethics and politics by Gene Sharp ( Book )
6 editions published between 1979 and 1999 in English and held by 596 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Making Europe unconquerable : the potential of civilian-based deterrence and defence by Gene Sharp ( Book )
15 editions published between 1985 and 1986 in English and held by 527 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
From dictatorship to democracy : a conceptual framework for liberation by Gene Sharp ( Book )
45 editions published between 1993 and 2012 in 6 languages and held by 452 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Twenty-one years ago, at a friend's request, a Massachusetts professor sketched out a blueprint for nonviolent resistance to repressive regimes. It would go on to be translated, photocopied, and handed from one activist to another, traveling from country to country across the globe: from Iran to Venezuela--where both countries consider Gene Sharp to be an enemy of the state--to Serbia; Afghanistan; Vietnam; the former Soviet Union; China; Nepal; and, more recently and notably, Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen, Libya, and Syria, where it has served as a guiding light of the Arab Spring. This short, pithy, inspiring, and extraordinarily clear guide to overthrowing a dictatorship by nonviolent means lists 198 specific methods to consider, depending on the circumstances: sit-ins, popular nonobedience, selective strikes, withdrawal of bank deposits, revenue refusal, walkouts, silence, and hunger strikes. From Dictatorship to Democracy is the remarkable work that has made the little-known Sharp into the world's most effective and sought-after analyst of resistance to authoritarian regimes
Nonviolent action : a research guide by Ronald M MacCarthy ( Book )
7 editions published between 1997 and 2013 in English and held by 361 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
This comprehensive guide to research, sources, and theories about nonviolent action as a technique of struggle in social and political conficts discusses the methods and techniques used by groups in various encounters. Although violence and its causes have received a great deal of attention, nonviolent action has not received its due as an international phenomenon with a long history
Sharp's dictionary of power and struggle : language of civil resistance in conflicts by Gene Sharp ( Book )
10 editions published between 2011 and 2012 in English and held by 346 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
In nearly 1,000 entries, the Dictionary defines those ideologies, political systems, strategies, methods, and concepts that form the core of nonviolent action as it has occurred throughout history and across the globe, providing much-needed clarification of language that is often mired in confusion. Entries discuss everything from militarization to censorship, guerrilla theater, pacifism, secret agents, and protest songs. In addition, the dictionary features a foreword by Sir Adam Roberts, President of the British Academy; an introduction by Gene Sharp; an essay on power and realism; case studies of conflicts in Serbia and Tunisia; and a guide for further reading
Civilian-based defense : a post-military weapons system by Gene Sharp ( Book )
6 editions published in 1990 in English and Undetermined and held by 325 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Waging nonviolent struggle : 20th century practice and 21st century potential by Gene Sharp ( Book )
7 editions published between 2005 and 2007 in English and Undetermined and held by 305 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"Instructs how to strategically plan nonviolent action, a technique of waging conflict that uses protest, noncooperation and intervention. Draws parallels between nonviolent and military strategy. Documents twenty-three cases showing how nonviolent action has been applied to conflicts throughout the world in the twentieth century"--Provided by publisher
How to start a revolution ( Visual )
2 editions published in 2011 in English and held by 154 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
How to start a revolution profiles Gene Sharp through interviews with his ally, Retired U.S. Army Colonel Robert Helvey, and key leaders of nonviolent revolutions around the world -- all of whom testify to the power of Gene's work in practice. This film shows how one man's thinking has contributed to the liberation of millions of oppressed people living under some of the most brutal dictatorships in the world, and how his work in direct action and civil disobedience continues to be used today to topple dictators using the sheer force of nonviolent people power
Gandhi wields the weapon of moral power; three case histories by Gene Sharp ( Book )
3 editions published in 1960 in English and held by 148 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Making the abolition of war a realistic goal by Gene Sharp ( Book )
9 editions published between 1980 and 1982 in English and Undetermined and held by 111 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
The three bears ( Book )
1 edition published in 1965 in English and held by 102 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
National security through civilian-based defense by Gene Sharp ( Book )
3 editions published in 1985 in English and held by 99 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
"The political equivalent of war," civilian defense by Gene Sharp ( Book )
6 editions published in 1965 in English and held by 87 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Where there is hatred ( Visual )
1 edition published in 1990 in English and held by 74 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
An examination of nonviolence & passive resistance as political strategies to bring about social change
Von der Diktatur zur Demokratie : ein Leitfaden für die Befreiung by Gene Sharp ( Book )
7 editions published between 2008 and 2014 in German and Undetermined and held by 58 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
Dieses Buch versteht sich als ein Lehrbuch zum gewaltfreien Sturz von Diktaturen. Es wurde ursprünglich für die Demokratiebewegung in Myanmar (Birma) geschrieben. Seit dem Jahr 200 hat es auch bei der Befreiung von einigen Diktaturen in Mittel- und Osteuropa eine wichtige Rolle gespielt. So wurde es von der serbischen Widerstandsbewegung beim Sturz Milosevics benutzt. Weiterhin wurde es von den Befreiungsbewegungen in Georgien, in der Ukraine, in Kirgisistan und Belarus (Weißrussland) verwendet
Gandhi faces the storm by Gene Sharp ( Book )
2 editions published in 1961 in English and held by 54 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
On the life of Mahatma Gandhi from 1946 till his death in 1948
Civilian defence : an introduction. by T. K Mahadevan ( Book )
3 editions published in 1967 in English and Undetermined and held by 52 WorldCat member libraries worldwide
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|Tuesday, 10 February 2009 16:01
Gordon was hurt in last weekend's 89-63 victory over Notre Dame. The freshman is averaging 4 points and 4 rebounds in 11.4 minutes.
``I got hit in the chest when I was trying to get a rebound and someone boxed out my backside,'' he said Tuesday. ``My hips went one way and my chest went the other.''
Gordon was scheduled to participate in only a portion of Tuesday's practice, and he continued to receive treatment on his back.
``There's a chance he won't play Thursday,'' coach Ben Howland said. ``It's going to be an up-in-the-air thing.''
Gordon thinks otherwise.
``In my mind, I'll be ready,'' he said.
UCLA (19-4, 8-2 Pac-10) lost to Arizona State 61-58 in overtime last month after leading by 11 points in the second half, snapping the Bruins' 10-game winning streak.
Starters Darren Collison and Nikola Dragovic have the flu, although they are expected to play against the Sun Devils (18-5, 7-4).

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[Text by Louise Clements]
The premier of a new exhibition and publication co-produced by Slideluck London, FORMAT International Photography Festival and QUAD opened this Saturday 15th March! Titled Hungry Still, the exhibition has been co-curated by Slideluck London's Maria Teresa Salvati, Federica Chiocchetti and QUAD/FORMAT's Louise Clements, showcasing twenty four of the best international photographers presenting multimedia photo stories featuring incredible images and narratives from all over the world. Slideshows by the 24 artists have been installed on screens in QUAD Gallery, a centre for contemporary art and film in Derby UK complemented by a special programme of events featuring talks, workshops and recipes relating to the concepts and stories behind the locations and content of the slideshows. For the launch guests enjoyed tasting some wonderful delicacies from the book such as photographer Catrine Val's Hearty Vegetable Pie and Raphael Arocha's confidence boosting Gin and Tonic, along with delicious Brooklyn Brewery Beers! Slideluck London, QUAD and FORMAT have also collaborated on a beautiful new publication designed by Akina Factory which features images from each of the photographers, anecdotes and recipes contained in over 200 pages. It is a brilliant and unusual photo cookbook that is already selling like hotcakes! Buy it here.
The exhibiting photographers have been selected from the last 6 years of Slideluck London editions and include: Alexander Aksakov, Alfonso Almendros, Rafael Arocha, Poulomi Basu, Jean-Marc Caimi, Arantxa Cedillo, Pierfrancesco Celada, Joanna Chudy, Cristina De Middel, Peter Di Campo, Carolyn Drake, Shiho Fukada, Sophie Gerrard, Laura Hynd, Alvaro Laiz, Sebastian Liste, Aaron Schuman, Bryan Schutmaat, Fan Shi San, Ian Teh, Phillip Toledano, Catrine Val, Alex Webb and Rebecca Norris Webb. The exhibition is part of and supported by the FORMAT International Photography Festival off-year programme; if you are in Derby between now and mid-May be sure to check out the scheduled events.
[Photos by Oscar Ciutat]
[Words by Albert Such]
Friday March 7th was the date for the 8th Slideluck Edition in Barcelona. For the fourth consecutive year, we organized it in collaboration with the Centre Civic Pati Llimona, and their yearly photography festival Enfocats 2014.
We had a panic moment in the morning when we heard the news that there had been a power cut in the Pati Llimona and all the surrounding area, but things went back to normal, and by the afternoon everything was ready for the show…
The evening program started with a presentation of the Revela Photo Prize organized by Can Baste. An interesting concept: a competition dedicated to social documentary photography where the amount of the prize is not awarded to the winning photographer, but to a NGO that works on the social problems documented in the winning project.
After the presentation, and the short introduction from the Slideluck Barcelona team, we started the slideshow. This year, the call for submissions was a big success, so we had really good material to select from and, although we had to take some difficult decisions, we had settled on showing 16 very powerful works from all kind of photographic styles and genres.
And then, the best part started… (As you may know if you have read previous write-ups from Barcelona, we have done a little change to the usual Slideluck program: to cope with the strange Spanish habits of having very late dinner, we have the dinner party after the slideshow).
We enjoyed the delicious food that was brought by the attendants (from the staple spanish omelette to Indian pulao), with two different varieties of Brookyn Beer: Lager and Pilsner. The dinner and conversation went on for a couple of hours.
[Text and Photos by Sara Hopkins]
One chilly October night, people bustled into Fay Gold Gallery and the Westside Cultural Arts Center in Atlanta. As the guests began to warm up, it was undeniable: excitement was rising, that night they would be celebrating the 15th anniversary of Atlanta Celebrates Photography in style.
The night began with potluck tables set in the midst of an exhibition. As they dined on sweet and savory treats and visited the bar stocked with Brooklyn Brewery's finest, guests perused the Gallery's exhibition highlighting the world's greatest street and graffiti artists. #Weloveatl, a local group of phone photographers that use social media to share their work and organize gatherings, had also made prints and hung them on the walls so those clustering around them could experience the many sides of Atlanta. When it came time for the night's culminating slideshow, people scooped up the last of the potluck dishes and took their seats surrounding the white screen centered in the main room. Anticipation grew for the start of the Slideluck Atlanta show as the lights dimmed. A few words were said to introduce Slideluck Atlanta, and then show of local and international artist rolled on.
[Text and Photos by Casey Kelbaugh]
On a warm, sultry evening in Wynwood, a diverse group of Miamians gathered in the palm tree garden behind Gramps Bar for the final event Mash event of 2013 and the launch of Slideluck Miami. It was a sizzling sexpot of an event.
Brooklyn Pilsner poured like manna from heaven. Kids frolicked freely in the sand. Once in a while, people spoke in English. Many of the graffiti artists that made Wynwood Wynwood were in the house.
The potluck got real when the Design District's hottest new restaurant, The District, donated a $250 for the best dish. After great deliberation, the grand prize was split in two and awarded to Leo Valencia for his Ceviche Cups and Alice Pedroletti for her Naked Frittata. The slideshow featured 26 local artists and four wild cards from around the globe.
The cream on top was when Slideluck Miami Director, Ruben Millares, got up on stage with his band Chicken Liquor and rocked the damn house. Before long, another member of the team, Antonia Wright, got up on stage to thrash about and bang on a tambourine.
It was at that point, that I said to the elderly person next to me: I'M IN MIAMI, BITCH!
[Text by Casey Kelbaugh]
[Photos by Winston Struye and Yasmine Beckley]
Our fundraiser at Domingo Zapata's studio in New York City on Wednesday, November 20, 2013 was a grand success! With the help of Christie's Emerging Collectors and hundreds of donors, we raised $70,000 for Slideluck and the Slideluck Youth Initiative! It was an amazing night for this organization and we are very grateful for all those that contributed.
The evening began with a cocktail reception in the parlor, some lovely and familiar tunes being played on the Steinway. This was followed by a lavish Spanish dinner for 28 people prepared by Calva. After Domingo made an appeal to sell some of the work right off his walls, things heated up quickly. One guest, Veronica Wong, walked out of the fray with 4 paintings for a song – an expensive song – and one that helped us make it halfway to our goal in one fell swoop! A lively party for another 150 guests or so followed. Domingo did a live-action edible painting on a large white cake, many a beer was consumed, more art was purchased, more funds raised, and the sounds of spontaneous piano and guitar jams carried on until early in the morning. Oh, and everyone got laid.
[Text by Jen Plaskowitz]
[Photos by Winston Struye, Meryl Meisler, and Jen Plaskowitz]
Monday night 30-some people gathered two by two inside The Living Gallery in Bushwick for the closing of Slideluck artist Phoenix Lindsey-Hall's solo-exhibit, Flame Tempered. Inside they were greeted by smiling faces, the smell of warm soup, a projector screen, and a looming tumble of suspended ceramic baseball bats.
Back in July, when Slideluck Global was moving into its new home at Sandbox Studio Brooklyn, Slideluck began a collaboration with The Living Gallery that would allow one of the 26 Bushwick-area artists who participated in the Slideluck Bushwick II to have a one week solo show within the art space. On the night of the event it was Phoenix's work that was selected by an audience poll and the show was announced officially a few weeks later.
Monday's closing reception was the culmination of the collaboration. Slideluck regulars would recognize the signature red tablecloths laden with delicious home cooked dishes, and the groups of friends talking over Brooklyn Brewery bottles. As we chatted and dined, eyes were drawn to the ceramic sculptures that lined the walls, each one twisted and bent.
Although she was trained as a photographer, Phoenix's current body of work, 'After Kemf' is ceramic. The pieces in the series are each based on a specific LGBT hate crime. As Phoenix explained in her artist talk, the objects are all of domestic objects, the most common in such crimes. Taken from their moulds' early, she takes their pristine forms and significantly alters them with her hands, recreating the violent actions that they were derived from. At the center of the exhibition was the namesake piece, Flame Tempered, a tangle of curved and swooping bats. This beautiful and delicate installation was based off an incident that happened a few blocks from The Living Gallery in 2008.
Perhaps to lighten the mood after her artist talk, Phoenix chose to screen the cult classic documentary "Paris is Burning" for The Living Gallery's movie night. The film thoughtfully and at times humorlessly explores sexuality, class, and gender relations, and documents the end of the "Golden Age" of New York drag ball culture in the mid-to late 80's.
After the screening people stuck around for a few more beers and a lot more mingling. Something had changed over the course of the evening: before we had been strangers, talking mostly with friends. Now we were mingling freely, discussing the art and the documentary, how both resonated with our experiences, fashions, housing situations, and rumors of where the next ball would be. When The Living Gallery shut its doors at 11, everyone left with new friends, and I had a refreshed feeling of the community building power of Slideluck.
Slideluck Lehigh Valley III was held on Saturday, November 2, 2013 at the ArtsQuest Center in Bethlehem, PA during the Olympus InVision Photo Festival. The backdrop was the spectacular Blast Furnace of the former Bethlehem Steel plant, which has been redeveloped as SteelStacks, an arts and entertainment venue for the community. Olympus, the title sponsor, has its headquarters for North and South America in nearby Center Valley.
Over 160 professionals and photography buffs attended Slideluck Lehigh Valley III. The Slideluck show featured the work of local artists, Olympus Visionaries and Trailblazers, and "Best of" shows from recent Slidelucks. The lively show drew appreciative applause for each segment. All featured Slideluck artists who attended were invited up on stage to take a bow at the end of the show.
The food was delicious and the beer was flowing, thanks to the generous donation from Brooklyn Brewery. Pennsylvanians know their beer and they drank up every drop of Brooklyn Lager and Brooklyn Brown Ale. What could be better than great photography, great camaraderie and great (free) beer?
Mr. Nacho Abea, CEO of Olympus America Inc., was in attendance and made brief remarks. A bonus was a performance by Peripheral Vision, the Olympus corporate band. The band was just back from its appearance at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland as one of eight finalists in Fortune's "Battle of the Corporate Bands."
Janice Lipzin, Director of Visual Arts & Education at ArtsQuest, and her staff pulled off another fantastic Festival, with Slideluck as a key ingredient. The local curating team of Jane Noel, Dave Rehrig and Dave Willard reviewed dozens of Slideluck submissions. Special thanks to Jen Plaskowitz and Mesha Bhansali from Slideluck Global who produced the show and came to Bethlehem to join the festivities. We love you, Slideluck, Brooklyn Brewery, and Viewbook. See you again next year!
[Text by Tina Mohns and Curtis M. Davey]
[Photos by Heather Renney]
On an usually clear and quiet Sunday night, over a hundred people came together at Performance Works Theatre on Granville Island for Slideluck Vancouver II, in association with the inaugural Capture Photo Festival.
The second edition of Slideluck Vancouver saw some drastic changes and innovative initiatives including a new venue, new partners and the introduction of community cooking workshops hosted by a new breed of local food businesses – Brown Paper Packages, Nice Pops YVR and the Woodland Smokehouse.
Although we suffered a few setbacks, such as our commissary kitchen burning down in the wee hours of the morning before the event, the community and our partners stepped up and Slideluck Vancouver II went off without a hitch.
We dined on delicious dishes from our partners, Potluck Cafe & Catering and Seasons In The Park restaurant, and we raised several hundred dollars for our community partners. The lineup for desserts from Brown Paper Packages and Nice Pops YVR seemed endless but was well worth the wait.
The atmosphere was west-coast casual as guests mingled from table to table while enjoying wine from Chile and New Zealand and Brooklyn Brewery beers, especially the Brown Ale. Some guests walked away with some serious swag as we had several two and three time winners in our raffle draw.
DJ Aimee Hawker spun some sweet, soulful tunes as the last slideshow finished and guests began exiting in preparation for another work week. Stopping on the way out to thank the amazing volunteers and to tell us over and over again how much they enjoyed it and look forward to the next edition.


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Organization: Leave No Trace/Sans Trace Canada
Job Type: Part-time
Location: Western Canada
Posting Date: Nov 24, 2014
Deadline: Dec 08, 2014
Website: http://www.leavenotrace.ca
Under the authority of the board of directors (BOD) of LNTC, the selected candidate will have the mandate to promote LNTC by establishing partnership with the outdoor community and securing funding from corporate partners The candidate will also be called to participate in helping organize training workshops as part of LNTC nationwide projects.
• Develop partnership and seek funding for Leave No Trace
• Financial management: corporate partnership and grants
• Project development: demonstration workshop in Western Canada as part of our Traveling Trainer program in summer 2015
• Support the BOD for all purpose of development in regards to the Leave No Trace program in Canada
• Facilitate communication to the public, LNTC members, partners, instructors
Note: A full job description will be available for candidates retained for an interview.
Start of functions:
• January 15th 2015
Employment conditions:
• Part time job (approx. 16 to 24 hours weekly)
• Workplace :freelance, Western Canada
• 6 months mandate with possible renewal
• Salary to be discussed in regards of experience
- Three years of pertinent experience in project management or Non-profit organization management
- Good communications skills
- Computer skills in Microsoft professional program
- Dynamic and autonomous, the candidate will be driven to promote Leave No Trace
- Own a car
- Bilingualism in writing and in speaking (asset)
- University degree in an appropriate field : Management, environment (asset)
- Knowing about Leave No Trace (asset)
- Involvement in the outdoor industry (asset)
People interested in applyng may fend their resume by emil at : firstname.lastname@example.com
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Invasive Species Intern
Organization: Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters
Job Type: Contract/Project/Temporary
Location: Peterborough, Ontario ON
Posting Date: Nov 23, 2014
Deadline: Dec 03, 2014
Website: http://www.ofah.org/jobs
The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH) is the oldest and largest nonprofit, nongovernment fish and wildlife conservation organization in Canada. We proudly represent more than 100,000 OFAH members, subscribers and supporters on issues of importance to anglers, hunters and conservationists.
Job Title: Invasive Species Intern
Application Deadline: December 3, 2014 at 5:00 pm
Potential Start Date: December 15, 2014
Contract End Date: March 31, 2015
Hours: 35 hours per week
Location: Peterborough, ON
Rate of Pay: To be determined
Number of Positions: 1
The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH) is currently searching for a hard-working, motivated individual to assist with our Invading Species Awareness Program (ISAP). The Invasive Species Intern will liaison with community groups and resource professionals, help with the development and promotion of online and mobile invasive species reporting and tracking tools, and support the ISAP with public education and awareness.
Key Responsibilities:
- Liaison with community groups and resource professionals to assist in the development and promotion of online and mobile invasive species reporting and tracking tools;
- Assist with the coordination, scheduling and promotion of training workshops, volunteer monitoring events to engage the public in online and mobile invasive species reporting and tracking tools;
- Network with partners to develop invasive species contact lists;
- Attend and provide support to community events and/or conduct presentations to various community organizations; and
- Develop educational materials on invasive species and associated subjects.
Education and Qualifications:
- College or university education in environmental studies, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) (Application or Cartographic) skills, and/or work-related experience in the relevant fields; and
- Minimum of three years working experience in monitoring or public education/awareness would be an asset.
Required Skills and Experience:
- Knowledge of invasive species affecting local environments;
- Plant, fish, and invertebrate identification skills;
- Knowledge and skills relating to monitoring local waters and natural areas for invasive species;
- Experience networking with resource professionals/agencies and engaging volunteers/public in invading species awareness and stewardship projects;
- Essential written and oral communication skills, including experience conveying information to the public (e.g. presentations to community/contributing articles to newspapers/newsletters);
- Familiar with computer and database management skills (ArcGIS, Adobe Illustrator, MS Office);
- Knowledge of the principles of field work, such as accurate data recording, use of technical equipment, and record keeping;
- Ability to work flexible hours and perform occasional field work;
- Strong organizational skills and the ability to work effectively with minimal supervision; and
- GIS skills are an asset.
Other Requirements:
- Applicants must have a valid driver's license (Class G), valid passport, fishing license, Emergency First Aid with Level A CPR, and police reference check.
Please forward a cover letter, résumé and two references indicating how your skills and qualifications meet each of the requirements of this position to:
Attention: Matt Smith, Invading Species Awareness Program Coordinator
Ontario Federation of Anglers & Hunters
P.O. Box 2800
Peterborough, Ontario K9J 8L5
Fax: (705) 748-9577
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
The deadline for applications is December 3, 2014 @ 5:00PM
Only candidates chosen for an interview will be contacted.
The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters is an equal opportunity and accessible employer.
The OFAH is committed to providing accessible opportunities for all qualified job applicants. Should you require an accommodation to participate in the recruitment process, please contact Julie Young, Human Resources Assistant at 705-748-6324 x245 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Assistant Lead Snowmaker/Equipment Operator
Organization: Conservation Halton
Job Type: Full-time
Location: Milton, Ontario ON
Posting Date: Nov 14, 2014
Deadline: Nov 30, 2014
Website: http://www.conservationhalton.ca
Conservation Halton is a community based environmental agency that works in partnership with watershed municipalities and the Province of Ontario to protect the natural environment. We also manage a number of parks for education and recreation including Glen Eden Ski & Snowboard Centre, Crawford Lake, Mountsberg Conservation Area, Rattlesnake Point, Mount Nemo, and Hilton Falls.
The Assistant Lead Snowmaker/Equipment Operator is responsible for the coordination of the snowmaking program in the absence of Supervisor, Snowmaking, operating the snowmaking equipment, as well as assisting in the coordination of turf maintenance and summer operations.
- Assist in the implementation of an effective snowmaking program, which includes the maintenance of daily operational logs, staff records and other associated areas
- In the absence of the supervisor, during each season, ensure snowmaking programs and turf and tree maintenance programs proceed as planned acting as a supervisory role
- Perform duties and ensure assigned employees & volunteers (if applicable) work in accordance with Conservation Halton Safety policy and procedure and with the Occupations Health and Safety Act and its regulations
- Responsible for performing maintenance related tasks and safety checks associated with the site including trails, area buildings, visitor facilities, ground and signage
- Responsible for operating specialized seasonal maintenance (eg. large mowers, garbage trucks) and program equipment
- Assist with the purchasing of supplies necessary for area maintenance and for the safekeeping of all maintenance equipment, materials and supplies used at the site
- Perform other duties as required to contribute to the team effort and achieve the objectives of the department and Conservation Halton
- Related certification or comparable experience in associated fields operations, equipment operations and/or maintenance
- Experience in one or more of the following: small and heavy equipment operations, seasonal equipment operations or program equipment operations
- Must be capable of doing some basic system troubleshooting, have awareness of the dangers involved with high-pressure vessels, and knowledge of restarting the system after and emergency shutdown
- Ability to work effectively both independently and in a team environment
- Working knowledge of compressors and pumps along with having operations understanding of pre-programmed computers
- Applicants must be able to lift 50 lbs, walk for long distances while carrying tools & supplies
- Ability to work well in an extreme weather conditions
- Previous supervisory experience would be an asset
- Skiing and snowboarding experience is an asset
- First Aid and CPR training is desirable
- Starting at $39,319 based on 40 hours/week (contingent upon skills and qualifications)
- Full benefit package, including health, dental, vision care, life and disability insurance and membership in the OMERS Pension Plan.
- Staff identification pass which entitles you to free entry to all of our conservation areas, free skiing and snowboarding, and discounts on goods, services, cafeteria food, events with a participation fee, equipment rentals and tubing!
To Apply
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com (include job title in subject line)
We thank all applicants for their interest however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
Conservation Halton is an equal opportunity employer in accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 and the Ontario Human Rights Code. Conservation Halton will provide accommodations throughout the recruitment, selection and/or assessment process to applicants with disabilities. Personal information provided is collected under the authority of The Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
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Program Director, Northwestern Ontario (part time, 2-3 days/week)
Organization: Nature Conservancy of Canada
Job Type: Part-time
Location: Thunder Bay, Ontario ON (negotiable)
Posting Date: Nov 12, 2014
Deadline: Nov 28, 2014
Website: http://www.natureconservancy.ca
The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is the nation's leading not-for-profit, private land conservation organization, working to protect our most important natural areas and the species they sustain. Since 1962 NCC and its partners have helped to protect more than 2.7 million acres (1.1 million hectares), coast to coast. To learn more visit: www.natureconservancy.ca
Reporting to the Director of Conservation, Ontario Region, the Program Director oversees the Nature Conservancy of Canada's (NCC) conservation efforts in the Northwestern Ontario subregion. This area encompasses the Ontario portion of the Superior Mixed Forest Ecoregion and the Great Lakes Ecoregion as far east as the U.S. border. The objective of this position is the effective conservation of strategically defined natural areas within the subregion, focusing on private and public land protection and stewardship, based on good science. The Program Director provides entrepreneurial leadership in developing and implementing a well-funded, community-based conservation program that sustains the significant biodiversity and ecological integrity of natural systems within the subregion. The Program Director leads NCC in the implementation of Natural Area Conservation Plans and associated conservation work for this area. The incumbent will: build and maintain partnerships within local communities, including First Nations, and with other private non-profit organizations and government agencies; manage and administer NCC projects and activities; communicate regularly and effectively with communities, agencies and existing or prospective partners; identify and develop new opportunities to advance program goals; will have the primary responsibility for private sector fundraising as it relates to projects within the subregion; take a lead role in landowner contact and negotiations; and develop and manage annual goals and budgets. This position is part time, 2-3 days per week.
Key Responsibilities:
1. Implement the Great Lakes Conservation Blueprint
- Oversee the application of the Great Lakes Conservation Blueprint through the development of partner-based landscape conservation strategies and action plans by working with TNC, OMNR , and other partner agencies and local conservation groups, supported by NCC Ontario Conservation Science Program staff;
- Oversee the implementation of strategic conservation research and habitat protection projects and programs by working in consultation with NCC science, securement and stewardship staff and key partner representatives;
- Responsible for long term protection of the viability of conservation targets on NCC owned properties including management planning, plan implementation and ad hoc threat abatement;
- Work with partners on lands transferred by NCC to ensure conservation values are maintained;
- Field-check and report on conservation values of properties identified in the Conservation Blueprint and other strategic plans and on properties identified by partners for potential securement;
- Build on key partner relationships – such as The Nature Conservancy (principally the appropriate State Chapters and Great Lakes Program offices), Ducks Unlimited Canada, Ministry of Natural Resources/Ontario Parks and local, provincial and national naturalist and conservation groups – to collaborate with a variety of community-based groups in achieving objectives of the Great Lakes Conservation Blueprint and other strategic conservation programs;
- Report on conservation success within the sub region;
- Secure priority sites, engaging in landowner contact and negotiations for long term protection, principally through a combination of land purchase, conservation easements and property donations.
2. Community and Partnership Liaison
- Represent NCC in all appropriate external relations and communications functions relative to NCC's work in the sub region, including public speaking, meetings, and media relations, to build awareness and support for the conservation programs of NCC and its partners;
- Plan, implement and report on expert workshops and meetings with key stakeholders, to assist in setting conservation priorities as well as in developing and implementing conservation plans;
- Facilitate external relations and communications needs and functions for senior NCC staff;
- Work with NCC stewardship staff, partners and volunteers to ensure stewardship of NCC owned properties within the sub region in accordance with NCC standards;
- Responsible for the periodic status monitoring of NCC transferred properties;
- Communicate regularly with NCC stewards and volunteers to develop and maintain good working relations;
- Foster positive relationships with private and public property landowners within priority landscapes in the sub region through personal contact, workshops, program newsletters and other innovative approaches to promoting conservation.
3. Business Development and Fundraising
- Advise the development team of funding priorities, amounts and deadlines for both new securement initiatives and ongoing stewardship needs;
- Be responsible, with support from the development team, to ensure full funding is in place for securement projects and other needs of the subregion;
- Work with regional and national development staff, other regional program staff, and local fundraising volunteers to identify, cultivate, and request funds from both existing NCC donors and new prospects, including individuals, businesses, foundations, governmental sources, and non-governmental organizations;
- Work with the development team and local or other assigned fundraising volunteers to cultivate local land and easement donors;
- Nurture the relationship with local fundraising volunteers and identify potential new fundraising volunteers;
- Provide the regional development department with background material so that the department can produce appropriate marketing communications materials for properties or natural areas requiring funding;
- Conduct donor property tours, provide an NCC presence at press conferences, speak at local community groups, and other public speaking engagements;
- Work with the development team to ensure that accurate records of donor and prospect cultivation are maintained.
4. Manage the overall program and financial administration activities
- Identify new resources and programs to help achieve landscape management goals;
- Lead the subregion in strategic plan process; including developing and managing work plans and budgets;
- Provide overall coordination and management of land use and conservation stewardship activities on all NCC owned properties and easement agreement sites, including compliance with NCC standards and practices;
- Provide leadership and assist staff and volunteers to develop and maintain partnerships with other conservation organizations and develop plans and agreements for long term management of all NCC owned properties and/or properties where NCC provided financial assistance;
- Provide timely reports to partners and donors;
- Coordinate staff and direct consultants to complete baseline reports on all new NCC properties, including lands secured through easement agreements;
- Keep up-to-date records and information on all NCC projects, including easements and transferred lands, in NCC's Land Information System;
- Hire and supervise any contactors or employees that may be engaged;
- Oversee the effective administrative and financial operation of the subregion.
5. Other
- Other duties as assigned by the Director of Conservation, Ontario Region.
Skills and Aptitudes:
A Bachelor's Degree in ecology, conservation biology or related discipline with 3-5 years of directly related experience;
Flexibility, reliability, self-motivation, and ability to work both independently and as a leader;
Comfortable working in a team setting and capable of easily communicating with a wide range of people from the public and private sectors;
Experience in delivering land/resource management programs in a rural community;
Negotiation skills and experience with conservation real estate preferred;
Previous experience working with land owners to implement land use / land management changes preferred;
Project management skills, including excellent problem solving, planning and organizational skills, and attention to detail and timelines;
Demonstrated ability to manage staff and/or volunteers;
Proficient with MS Office Suite, databases and GIS software;
Demonstrated experience in making public presentations;
Entrepreneurial, with a strong ability to prepare and manage timelines, goals and expectations wisely;
Must be prepared to travel and work flexible hours at times;
Committed to the cause and mission of The Nature Conservancy of Canada.
If you have a keen interest in nature and conservation and are interested in joining our team, please forward your resumé and cover letter, indicating Program Director, Northwestern Ontario in the subject line, by November 28, 2014, to the Nature Conservancy of Canada, via e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com.
We thank everyone who applies for their interest in the Nature Conservancy of Canada, however only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
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Manager Wildlife Management
Organization: BC Public Service
Job Type: Full-time
Location: Victoria, British Columbia
Posting Date: Nov 10, 2014
Deadline: Dec 19, 2014
Manager Wildlife Management
Salary up to $90,993.74 annually
Position is based in Victoria
An excellent opportunity to play a vital role in managing BC's Wildlife
As Manager, Wildlife Management, you plan, manage, organize and implement wildlife management priorities, including wildlife species management programs, research, regulations, and policy to support the health, conservation and sustainable use of the province's wildlife resource. This position also oversees and directs staff responsible for the collection and management of harvest and hunter use data for the province. The position is responsible for hiring technical staff, delegating work assignments and evaluating performance for a team of wildlife professionals . You manage the Wildlife Program budget; assess staffing issues and address succession planning, mentoring and training needs.
In order for applicants to be considered for this position, their resume and cover letter must clearly demonstrate that they have the following:
- University degree with an emphasis on wildlife management or wildlife science and a minimum of five (5) years directly related wildlife management experience clearly demonstrating a progressively responsible management/supervision role; Or
- Post-graduate degree (preferred) in wildlife management or wildlife sciences and three (3) years directly related wildlife management experience clearly demonstrating a progressively responsible management/supervision role;
- 3 years of direct experience managing or leading a team or natural resource professionals.
Required Experience:
- Progressively more responsible related experience within the natural resource environmental management field (i.e. wildlife management - preferred, wildlife ecology,, environmental management , wildlife health, human dimensions in wildlife)
- Experience in providing authoritative wildlife policy options and advice, guidance and recommendations to senior officials in local, provincial and federal governments, national and international agencies and stakeholders.
- Experience influencing, developing and negotiating partnerships and agreements with other levels of government and/or stakeholder groups.
- Experience leading and/or facilitating multi-disciplinary teams of technical wildlife experts.
- Experience in managing a myriad of complex projects simultaneously.
- Experience in establishing priorities, allocating, and managing financial and staff resources.
Willingness Statements:
- Frequent travel is required.
- Must meet the operation requirements of the ministry i.e. Must possess and maintain a valid B.C. class 5 driver's licence. NOTE: If you don't have a valid driver's licence in Canada and if you are a successful applicant you must acquire a valid class 5 BC driver's licence immediately.
Applicants who move forward in the process may be assessed on criteria in the job description.
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Management Biologist
Organization: Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources
Job Type: Full-time
Location: Kenora, Ontario ON
Posting Date: Nov 08, 2014
Deadline: Dec 19, 2014
Position Title: MANAGEMENT BIOLOGIST
Job Code: 14024 - Biologist 2B
Job ID: 70596
Salary: $1,150.66 - $1,421.31 Per Week
Purpose of Position :
- To provide biological advice and guidance to the district team on the ecology and management of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems
- To participate in the development of resource management plans to maintain the sustainability of ecosystems.
- To develop and assist in the coordination of various integrated resource management activities in the district.
- To assist in the identification & resolution of resource issues.
Duties / Responsibilities :
1. Planning, developing and implementing strategies to ensure the sustainability of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems, including aquatic and terrestrial
populations and habitats for a district, by supporting forest, fisheries & wildlife management planning and assisting in the preparation & review of land
use strategies.
Recommending integrated land use objectives and targets by interpreting and relating provincial policies and targets to the natural resource capabilities
of the area. Participating in the implementation of a monitoring strategy for resource management plans to ensure compliance and effectiveness of
2. Participating in district work program planning to ensure conformity with resource management plans, including developing budget proposals based on fisheries & wildlife management plans and managing project budgets. Reviewing forest management plan annual work schedules to ensure concerns are properly commented.
3. Designing and performing scientifically sound and comprehensive studies and surveys (e.g. lakes and rivers, wetlands, wildlife habitat, stick nests,
aerial wildlife surveys), analyzing and interpreting data; and preparing reports and recommendations (e.g. fisheries assessments).
4. Providing biological advice on the ecology and management of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems to the district team, clients and the general public, including preparing draft Minister's briefing notes and correspondence. Participating on committees at the district, regional and provincial levels to discuss and promote current resource management techniques and to resolve common resource issues.
5. Leading and coordinating the review and planning of specific development proposals. Providing input to and reviewing resource allocation decisions (e.g. moose tag allocations, furbearer quotas, baitfish licences, bear management areas). Providing input to and reviewing other resource management plans (such as forest management plans), plans of other agencies, private sector development proposals and draft MNR policies and procedures. Representing the ministry at legal proceedings by providing expert testimony on the impacts of development proposals on fish and wildlife habitats and populations and related legislation and policy.
6. Participating in area public consultation, partnerships and communication/education initiatives by promoting partnership agreements with client groups and other agencies (e.g. Aboriginal communities and people, advisory groups, sport clubs, etc.) to promote the protection, management and sustainable use of biological resources. Organizing, attending and representing MNR and actively participating in meetings and other sessions with government agencies, interested groups, organizations and the general public on fish and wildlife management initiatives (i.e. Local Citizen's Committees, FMZ Councils).
7. Maintaining and applying current knowledge of the pure and applied scientific advancements in the sciences which collectively comprise the field of aquatic and terrestrial ecology; promoting the implementation and use of new technology, analyses, programs and policies to ensure their application in resource decision-making.
8. Providing group leadership, coordinating, directing, training and evaluating staff as required with responsibility for their work performance, conduct, and safety practices. Assisting in other ministry program areas as required.
Staffing and Licencing :
Valid Class 'G Drivers License. Ability to work in the field under all types of weather conditions and fly in small aircraft.
Knowledge :
Thorough working knowledge of the theory, principles and practices of sustainable resource management and landscape planning with a focus on aquatic & terrestrial ecosystems, fish & wildlife habitat, population assessment and environmental impacts to plan, develop and implement strategies to ensure the sustainability of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems and provide advice/guidance to the district team, clients and the public on the ecology and management of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems.
Thorough knowledge of relevant legislation (e.g. Crown Forest Sustainability Act, Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act, Endangered Species Act), policies and procedures relating to fish and wildlife, wetlands, forest management, water management, renewable energy and environmental assessment programs to interpret and relate provincial policies to the natural resource capabilities of the area and recommend integrated land use objectives/targets and provide input on draft MNR policies and procedures.
Knowledge of natural resource planning requirements and practices to support forest, fisheries & wildlife management planning, assist in the preparation & review of land use strategies and participate in the implementation of a monitoring strategy for resource management plans.
Knowledge of legal obligations with regard to resource management and aboriginal treaties and agreements, including legal duty to consult, trapping requirements, resource agreements, etc. to attend, participate and represent MNR in meetings, public consultation, partnerships and communication/education initiatives and promote partnership agreements with aboriginal communities and people as well as advisory groups, sport clubs, etc.
Knowledge of biological modelling tools and applications, design of fish and wildlife surveys, wildlife harvest regulation systems, procedures and techniques to design and perform scientifically sound and comprehensive studies and surveys (e.g. lakes and rivers, wetlands, wildlife habitat, stick nests, aerial wildlife surveys), analyze/interpret data and prepare reports, findings and recommendations.
Knowledge of and ability to use personal computers, internet, database management, electronic mail and a variety of software applications (e.g. word processing, spread sheet, presentation, communication, statistical, spatial, population and habitat modelling) to prepare briefing materials, correspondence, reports, etc. and to analyze/verify survey data and make recommendations (e.g. moose tag allocations, furbearer quotas, baitfish licences, bear management).
Knowledge of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Global Positioning Systems (GPS) current technologies and of the standards and operating practices for information gathering.
Ability to function as a team member in a multi-disciplinary environment.
Good working knowledge of the Occupational Health and Safety Act and those Regulations made under the Act that apply to the workplace and the work being performed.
Skills :
Strong interpersonal, oral/written communication skills to provide biological advice to district team, clients and the general public on the ecology and management of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems; provide expert testimony on behalf of MNR; lead assigned staff and to write scientific and technical reports, briefing materials and correspondence.
Organizational, coordination and project management skills to design and conduct scientifically sound and comprehensive studies/ surveys including preparing budgets; team lead and direct work of assigned staff, including the review and planning of specific development proposals.
Group leadership and relationship management skills to support district teams, develop and maintain effective relationships, to participate and represent MNR in meetings and other sessions with government agencies, aboriginal communities, interested groups, organizations and the general public and participate on committees at the district, regional and provincial levels.
Strong analytical, conceptual and problem-solving skills to prepare long range management plans; verify projects and/or reports; analyze and interpret survey findings, identify issues and assess impacts (e.g. specific management actions or development proposals) review and provide biological input related to resource allocation decisions, other resource management plans and plans of other agencies in support of sustainability of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems in the district.
Facilitation and negotiation skills to resolve common resource management issues and conflicts.
Freedom of Action :
Work is performed under the general supervision of District Resource Management Supervisor.
Job requires working within ministry and government legislation, established policies, guidelines, directives, procedures and established biological and scientific principles, practices and procedures.
Job exercises latitude in decision making by providing expert testimony and biological advice on ecology and management of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems to the district team, clients and variety of external stakeholders; and input on resource allocation decisions, other resource management plans, plans of other agencies, private sector development proposals and draft MNR policies and procedures.
Job designs and conducts scientifically sound and comprehensive studies and surveys (e.g. lakes and rivers, wetlands, wildlife habitat, stick nests, aerial wildlife surveys), analyzes/interprets data and prepares technical/scientific reports (e.g. fisheries assessments).
Job supports forest, fisheries & wildlife management planning and assisting in the preparation & review of land use strategies in the district.
Job promotes partnership agreements with client groups, aboriginal communities and other agencies; participates in public consultation and communication/education initiatives to further resource management best practices and represents MNR in meetings and other sessions with government agencies, interested groups, organizations and the general public.
Job informs various resource management decisions made by others (District manager, supervisors, regional director, regional managers and supervisors) by providing the best advice based on interpretation of biological information to supervisor.
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Bear Analyst
Organization: Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources
Job Type: Contract/Project/Temporary
Location: Peterborough, Ontario ON
Posting Date: Nov 06, 2014
Deadline: Dec 19, 2014
Job term: Up to 24 months
Salary: $1,150.66 - $1,421.31 Per Week
Job Code: 14022/14024 - Biologist 2A/2B
Are you an innovative, team oriented individual with expertise in black and polar bear management and research? If so, then do not miss this great opportunity to work with wildlife research scientists on variety of research projects!
What can I expect to do in this role?
Under the scientific direction of the Bear Research Scientist to organize conduct and coordinate analysis of black & polar bear information for MNR enhanced black bear management program. To ensure that the several component projects are conducted in an integrated manner, and that human and material resources are efficiently utilized.
Duties / Responsibilities:
1. Organizes and conducts research program on black and polar bears, and ensures completion according to specified sampling designs and quality standards by:
• following precise sampling designs as direct by the Research Scientists; must be expert and adaptable in the use of methods and equipment to achieve specified sampling, experimentation and data analysis objectives;
• collecting and analyzing black and polar bear data in accordance with procedural standards and protocols provided by the Research Scientist including application of such models as RISKMAN and PROGRAM MARK.
• critically monitoring progress of research activities and reporting anomalous, unexpected or interesting observations to the Research Scientist;
• planning work program by establishing financial and information needs, and estimating personnel, equipment and other logistic requirements in consultation with the Research Scientist; monitoring expenditures to ensure compliance with budget allocations;
• identifying problem areas, anticipating complications and reporting these to the Research Scientists, along with recommendations for additions and changes to the field program based on original observations or research reports;
2. Provides data summaries, technical reports and contributes to manuscripts for publication in primary scientific journals by:
•ensuring a high standard of quality control during data entry & analysis by being directly responsible for the completeness, accuracy, validity, and safe, secure storage of all data record;
•undertaking data summaries and statistical analyses (descriptive statistics, transformations, regressions, analysis of variance, etc.); using dBase, SAS, Ranges IV, IDRISI and other programs on an IMB-type microcomputer and providing summary tables, graphs and written reports, as directed by the Research Scientist;
• assisting the Research Scientist with the design and implementation of program protocols;
• under direction of the Research Scientist, contributing to writing and editing of formal research publications, technical reports, progress reports, and project summaries, particularly endeavouring to reflect experiences and insight derived from continuous on-site involvement;
• acquiring through frequent consultation with the Research Scientist, a comprehensive and adaptive understanding of the program direction and objectives;
• assisting in the hiring of seasonal or contract staff as directed by the Research Scientist;
• maintaining personal scientific and technical expertise by updating own knowledge of primary scientific literature, attendance and participation in relevant meetings, courses, workshops, etc.;
3. Performs other duties as assigned by:
• facilitating technology transfer between the Research program and MNR Districts, S & T units, Policy Sections, management and other research staff by communicating findings at meetings as directed;
• performing public relations duties by representing the research team at local meetings, and dealing with public enquiries relating to the research program as directed;
• providing wildlife expertise and liasing with District and Regional MNR staff to ensure coordination and delivery of programs as assigned.
Managers have the right to assign additional duties.
The incumbent shall, while in the workplace, conduct themselves in compliance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act and any workplace practices as directed
• You have a valid driver's licence as recognized in the province of Ontario or equivalent.
Technical knowledge and skills:
• You have proven demonstrated ability to conduct independent research on management programs with minimum supervision.
• You have advanced knowledge of wildlife habitat sampling procedures, and thorough knowledge of theory and practice of wildlife management including large mammal handling and immobilization procedures.
• You have experience with radio telemetry techniques, and use of GPS equipment.
Research and analytical skills:
• You have proven research experience with bears or other large mammals.
• You have sound knowledge and application of statistics, analysis of data, and use of wildlife modeling programs (i.e. RISKMAN and PROGRAM MARK).
• You have experience with data summaries and statistical analysis transformations, regressions, and analysis of variances.
Communication and interpersonal skills:
• You have demonstrated written communications skills to prepare manuscripts for journals and technical reports for internal and external clients.
• You have well developed interpersonal skills to make oral presentations and provide representation at local meetings to develop public relations by answering public enquiries relating to the research program.
Computer skills:
• You have experience with computers to provide summary tables, graphs and various written reports.
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Graduate Position in Marine Mammal Acoustics, Conservation, Oceanography
Organization: Dalhousie University
Job Type: Full-time
Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia NS
Posting Date: Oct 24, 2014
Deadline: Dec 01, 2014
The Department of Oceanography at Dalhousie University (Dal), in collaboration with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), and supported by the NSERC-NCE Marine Environment Observation Predication and Response network (MEOPAR), invites graduate applications for Doctoral studies in marine bioacoustics, conservation and oceanography as part of the WHaLE project (Whales, Habitat and Listening Experiment) that involves collaboration with partners in the ocean technology, governmental, and conservation sectors.
• http://meopar.ca/meopar-meeting-ocean-challenges-via-seven-new-research-...
Twitter: @meoparwhale
The successful candidate, co-advised by Drs CT Taggart (Dal) and M Baumgartner (WHOI), will focus on ocean glider-mounted passive acoustics monitoring with applications to real-time mariner warning systems, quantifying spatial and temporal variation in right, sei, fin, and humpback whale occurrence and associated oceanographic variation, comparing whale vocalization rate data with other archival acoustic and survey-based whale sightings data, and assisting in building whale species-classification libraries. Ideal applicants should have a Master's degree, a strong academic record and publication(s) in quantitative-oceanography, -physics, -engineering, -acoustics, -mathematics, -statistics, or quantitative-ecology. Fluency in at least one programming language (e.g., MatLab, R, Python, C, FORTRAN) is required. Experience with field work, data-analytics, remote sensing technologies, autonomous underwater vehicles, oceanography and/or acoustics (passive or active) will be an asset.
• http://fishocean.ocean.dal.ca/
• www.whoi.edu/sites/mbaumgartner/
The candidate will be tenured at Dal and will be expected to take up short-term residency in Baumgartner's Lab and likely course work at WHOI. Potential applicants should familiarise themselves with Oceanography at Dal and the details concerning graduate studies and degree requirements.
• http://www.dal.ca/faculty/science/oceanography.html
• http://www.dal.ca/faculty/science/oceanography/programs/graduate-studies...
As a member of MEOPAR, the candidate will participate as a 'MEOPeer' (www.meopeers.ca) wherein practical, leadership, and networking training will help prepare them for a research career.
Application deadline is Dec. 1, 2014 and will be extended if a suitable candidate has not been identified. The successful candidate will ideally start on 05 January 2015 and no later than 01 May 2015. An annual stipend of $20,000 (minimum) for tuition and living expenses is available, although scholarship holders are strongly encouraged to apply (top-up available). Funding limits likely restrict applications to Canadian citizens and permanent residents. However, International students are welcome to apply assuming they can secure an external scholarship or grant to cover additional "foreign student differential fees" (~$7,000) levied by the university.
Applicants must forward: 1) a curriculum vitae, 2) copies of all post-secondary transcripts (unofficial are acceptable at this stage), 3) a short statement of interest and why you think you are the best candidate for the research, and 4) a list of at least 3 referees (at least 2 must be academic) and their contact information. Send the above material, compiled as a single PDF, by email to email@example.com. Ensure the PDF file-name begins with your surname. Incomplete applications will not be acknowledged. Important questions concerning the position should be directed to firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact Information:
Dr. Christopher Taggart
Associate Professor
Dept of Oceanography, Dalhousie University
1355 Oxford St, Halifax, Nova Scotia
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PhD Opportunity, Island Biogeography
Organization: Simon Fraser University
Job Type: Full-time
Location: British Columbia BC
Posting Date: Oct 13, 2014
Deadline: Nov 28, 2014
Website: http://www.johnreynolds.org
I am looking for a PhD student to join my research group in new collaborative study that is being established by the Hakai Institute (hakai.org.) This research program aims to link theories of island biogeography with ecosystem subsidies on 100 islands along the central coast of British Columbia, Canada. The student will examine how nutrients from the sea, including seaweed, affect the community ecology of breeding birds. This project will benefit from complementary studies by other researchers examining plants, mammals, and insects at the same sites. The ideal candidate will have completed an MSc in avian ecology, with experience censussing breeding birds by sight and sound. Other helpful skills include banding and vegetation surveys. This is a remote and beautiful region, accessible by powerboats and kayaks from the Hakai Institute. So physical fitness, experience working under rugged conditions, and a perpetually positive attitude will be important. Students will benefit from the collegial atmosphere of both the Hakai Institute and the Earth to Ocean Research Group at Simon Fraser University. The first field season will be in the spring of 2015.
You must have an MSc in avian ecology, strong publications, and an ability to identify birds by sight and sound. I am also looking for strong quantitative skills and interest in advancing general theory. Experience banding birds and operating boats would be helpful. This project will require attention to safety and strong teamwork, organizational, and leadership skills. If you don't like getting wet, camping, clambering around forests and shores, working on and around the sea, or bears and wolves, this PhD is not for you.
Please send a letter explaining why this project interests you, including relevant experience and skills, along with your CV, transcripts, and contact details of three references, all as a single PDF with the subject line "Island Biogeography PhD". Contact: Dr JOHN REYNOLDS (EM: firstname.lastname@example.com), http://www.johnreynolds.org. Review of applications will begin immediately.
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Over 100 representatives from 28 countries gathered for the three-day conference, organized jointly by the Ministry for Agricuture and Environmental Protection of the Republic of Serbia, the German Federal Enterprise for International Cooperation (GIZ) and the FAO Regional Office for Europe and Central Asia.
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