Fisheries Improvement Project Steering Committee Seeking New Members
August 12, 2020

Ecologists Without Borders (EcoWB) is seeking experienced volunteers with a background in fisheries and/or marine aquaculture management, research, sales, and production to join the EcoWB Fisheries Improvement Project (FIP) Steering committee. Our committee is a dedicated team of professionals from various countries and backgrounds who collaborate to initiate and support on-going FIP projects. As an organization EcoWB currently manage two projects, in Baja California, Mexico and Piura, Perú.  We have experience working with the World Wildlife Foundation, The Marine Sustainability Council, Fair Trade USA, Fish Choice, Sustainable Fisheries Partnerships and more.  

As a member of our committee you will help us identify new opportunities for FIPs, particularly in artisanal fisheries and impoverished regions, and evaluate and improve FIP and mariculture project proposals we receive. You may also be given opportunity to train to be an auditor of the MSC, ASC, and/or Fair Trade Standard (funding permitted).

This is a great opportunity to network with motivated professionals in your field and help EcoWB build a robust program that provides low-cost and pro-bono technical support to fisheries and mariculturists seeking to become more sustainable. We meet once monthly for general meetings and maintain contact throughout the month regarding our respective activities and projects. We expect a minimal time commitment of 10 hours per month, unless we are on break. Additional time is welcome as we collaborate to find meaningful ways to increase our positive impact in the FIP space. 

Required Qualifications and Skills

Additional Qualifications (desirable, but not required):

To Apply 

Please email your resume/CV and a brief written statement about why you would like to join our committee and why you would be a good fit to the Committee Co-Chairs: Trevor Eakes and Mark Soboil trevor.eakes@ecowb.org , mark.soboil@ecowb.org. This announcement will expire and applications will close on August 31, 2020. 

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