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11 - 50 employees

The Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS) is Australia's leading national charity dedicated to protecting ocean wildlife. Founded in 1965, AMCS advocates for marine conservation through evidence-based solutions, working closely with scientists and communities to safeguard critical ecosystems like the Great Barrier Reef. Their campaigns have successfully led to the establishment of marine reserves, bans on whaling, and protections for endangered species. With a strong community of supporters, AMCS is committed to ensuring healthy oceans for future generations, making it a key player in the environmental sector.

Australian Institute of Marine Science

201 - 1000 employees

The Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) is Australia’s premiere tropical marine research agency. They play a pivotal role in providing large-scale, long-term and world-class research that helps governments, industry and the wider community to make informed decisions about the management of Australia’s marine estate.

The Minderoo Foundation

1 jobs

201 - 1000 employees

Minderoo Foundation is an Australian philanthropy focused on uplifting communities, supporting gender equality, and protecting natural ecosystems. They engage in various impact missions, advocating for systemic change and collaborating with partners to develop and scale solutions. Their approach includes providing funding solutions, generating evidence to drive change, and maximizing impact through strategic partnerships. Minderoo aims to create long-term positive impacts by addressing existential threats and urgent challenges, positioning themselves as a leader in philanthropic efforts.

ARC Center of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies

The ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies was dedicated to providing knowledge for the sustainable use and management of coral reefs through innovative and collaborative research. Established in 2005 with significant funding from the Australian Research Council, it became a leading institution in coral reef science, training numerous early-career researchers and students while producing thousands of publications. The Centre fostered global collaborations and was instrumental in enhancing the understanding of coral reef dynamics, although it ceased operations in late 2022.

Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program

The Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program (RRAP) is a global leader in coral reef restoration and adaptation research and solution deployment, focusing on Australia's Great Barrier Reef. It combines expertise from Australian and international researchers to develop innovative solutions aimed at protecting and restoring coral reefs, which are facing severe threats from climate change. The program is the largest effort of its kind, emphasizing the urgent need for scalable restoration and adaptation solutions within the next decade. Funded by the Australian Government’s Reef Trust and the Great Barrier Reef Foundation, RRAP collaborates with various research institutions and universities to drive impactful research and deployment strategies.

CSIRO

5001+ employees

The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) is Australia's national science agency, focusing on innovative research across various scientific disciplines. It plays a crucial role in informing policy, developing new industries, and evolving existing sectors through its extensive research initiatives. CSIRO is known for its significant inventions, including the first polymer banknote and advancements in renewable energy technologies. With nearly 6,500 staff and over 50 sites across Australia, CSIRO is well-positioned in the market, addressing major challenges such as climate change and industrial emissions.

International Coral Reef Initiative

1 - 10 employees

The International Coral Reef Initiative (ICRI) is a global partnership between nations and organisations that strives to preserve coral reefs and related ecosystems around the world. Founded in 1994 by Australia, France, Japan, Jamaica, the Philippines, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the United States of America, ICRI has grown to a network of over 90 members, including 45 countries that are custodians of over 75% of the world’s coral reefs. ICRI plays a vital role in bringing together those dedicated to the conservation, management, and restoration of coral reefs worldwide: informing international efforts to conserve reefs and associated ecosystems, providing both a forum for global advocacy on coral reefs and assisting managers of coral reefs at the national and local levels. The initiative is currently chaired by the United States of America and implementing the 2021 - 2024 plan of action, turning the tide for coral reefs - outlining the initiative's critical actions for coral.

Ocean Networks Canada

2 jobs

51 - 200 employees

Ocean Networks Canada, established in 2007 as a major initiative of the University of Victoria, operates world-leading ocean observatories that collect extensive data on various oceanic aspects. Their unique scientific and technical capabilities allow researchers to operate instruments remotely and access real-time data globally, supporting advanced research on complex Earth processes. This positions them as a key player in ocean science, benefiting both the scientific community and Canada.

Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources

1 jobs

11 - 50 employees

The Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) is an intergovernmental organization established to conserve marine life in the Southern Ocean. It focuses on sustainable fisheries management, scientific research, and compliance with conservation measures. CCAMLR differentiates itself through its commitment to ecosystem-based management and international cooperation among member countries. The organization plays a crucial role in protecting the unique marine environment of Antarctica, ensuring that fishing activities are conducted responsibly. With a strong emphasis on science and conservation, CCAMLR has established itself as a leader in marine resource management, attracting participation from various nations and organizations.

Virginia Marine Resources Commission

1 jobs

1 - 10 employees

Virginia Marine Resources Commission provides recreational fishing, commercial fishing, fisheries management, habitat management, and administrative services. Their administrative services include accounting, budgeting, contractual procurement, materials procurement, and fishing licence administration.

San Francisco Estuary Institute

1 jobs

51 - 200 employees

San Francisco Estuary Institute is premier environmental science organizations & provides scientific support for planning & decision-making.

Commission for the Conservation of Southern Bluefin Tuna

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