Jobs, Internships, Volunteers
wells national estuarine research reserveFull- and part-time positions, fellowships, internships, and volunteer opportunities
Get involved with the Wells Reserve at Laudholm
Volunteer Opportunities
Please visit the Volunteering page.
Staff Positions
Please note: Summer positions are generally posted in March or April.
Coastal Training Program Associate
Posted August 6, 2010. The Wells Reserve Coastal Training Program (CTP) supports the creation and maintenance of collaborative networks for professionals whose work and decisions have impacts on coastal environments in southern Maine. The CTP Associate works directly with the CTP Coordinator and program partners to coordinate activities within the network, develop workshops and trainings, and facilitate science translation. The CTP Associate provides administrative support including database management, performance measures monitoring, needs assessments, program evaluation, and communication tasks related to the creation and maintenance of collaborative networks. Communication tasks include but are not limited to synthesis and analysis of coastal science for policy and management implications, preparation of press releases, media outreach, event scheduling and management and report writing.
Download full description (MS Word). Applications must be received as hard copies by September 3.
Graduate Research Fellowship Program
The National Estuarine Research Reserve System’s Graduate Research Fellowship provides master’s degree students and Ph.D. candidates with an opportunity to conduct research of local and national significance that focuses on enhancing coastal zone management. Fellows do their research within a National Estuarine Research Reserve and gain hands-on experience by participating in their host reserve’s research and monitoring programs. Graduate Research Fellowship projects are based on the reserves’ local needs, the reserve system’s national priorities, and the students’ interest. For more information, visit http://nerrs.noaa.gov
Ongoing Opportunities
Unpaid internships in coastal science and environmental learning are available to students and teachers of biology, marine biology, environmental studies, science education, and related fields.
Often university credits can be received for hours. For more information call 207-646-1555.





