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The Arctic Beringia Program has built a strong foundation of species, habitat, and issue-based projects across the three country components of our region - Canada, Russia, and the United States. Our work is closely tied with food security needs, and often co-produced with Indigenous partners. Current focal areas include marine mammals and shipping, carnivore conservation, avian conservation, healthy coastal fisheries, wood bison reintroductions, and habitat restoration. To increase our impact, we are looking for an individual with experience in the science synthesis, science/management, and/or science/policy interfaces - with strong credentials in science communication (SciComm). This person will work with the Regional Director to help oversee our current field research efforts (both programmatically and administratively), network with partners, support proposal development, and ensure that outputs from the different components of our program are as synergistic as possible for creating impact through writing and/or graphical outputs. Overall, the Conservation Science and SciComm Manager will provide an important support role for our current activities and outputs. The position is explicitly one that is providing umbrella support for project leads and synergy in reporting across projects, but not leading field research efforts.
