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Australian Institute of Marine Science
Australian Institute of Marine Science
4 jobs
201 - 1000 employees

AIMS: Australia's Tropical Marine Research Agency. The Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) is an Australian government statutory authority established in 1972. AIMS has highly developed capabilities in marine biodiversity, impacts and adaptation to climate change, water quality, and ecosystem health. Fisheries, offshore oil and gas, mining, bulk ports, reef tourism, and aquaculture industries have all benefited from AIMS research that is geared towards the protection and sustainable development of tropical marine resources. The institute maintains specialised, world-class marine research facilities in Townsville, Perth, and Darwin, providing ready access to Australia's tropical coasts and seas. The institute operates two major vessels, the RV Cape Ferguson and the RV Solander, which support access to ecosystems across the continental shelf, and a fleet of smaller vessels that support near-shore fieldwork.

Australia Marine Conservation Society
Australia Marine Conservation Society
1 jobs
11 - 50 employees

Authorised by D. Kindleysides, Brisbane. The Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS) is the voice for Australia’s oceans. We are Australia’s leading ocean conservation organisation and one of the founding members of Australia’s conservation movement. We are a community of ocean lovers across the nation working to protect our precious marine wildlife and for healthy seas. We are an independent charity, staffed by a committed group of scientists, educators and passionate advocates who have defended Australia’s oceans since 1965. Our paid and volunteer staff work every day to protect our coasts and oceans. AMCS works on the big issues that risk our ocean wildlife. Together, we have protected critical ocean ecosystems with marine reserves around the nation, including Ningaloo and the Great Barrier Reef. We have led the movement to ban whaling, stopped supertrawlers, and protected threatened and endangered species like the Australian sea lion.

Ulysses
Ulysses
4 jobs
1 - 10 employees

Ulysses is a technology company on a mission to steward the ocean for an abundant future. Our oceans are in trouble; we’ve neglected them, we allow bad actors to misuse them, and Ulysses will manage them effectively, persistently, and cheaply. We're developing autonomous underwater drones, robotics, and AI systems to tackle critical challenges in ocean conservation and coastal security. Our innovative platform combines low-cost drones, advanced AI, high persistence, and robotics to transform how we monitor and protect our oceans. Our first product line is a suite of autonomous drones and attachments that makes restoring seagrass ecosystems cheaper and easier. We are currently working with governments in the US and Australia and leading environmental groups like The Nature Conservancy. We are a seed-stage company backed by top VCs like Lowercarbon Capital, Superorganism, and Regen Ventures.

CSA Ocean Sciences
CSA Ocean Sciences
3 jobs
51 - 200 employees

Founded in 1970 as a marine environmental consulting firm, CSA Ocean Sciences Inc. (CSA) specializes in multidisciplinary projects concerning potential environmental impacts of activities throughout the world and offers a wide variety of desktop and field survey services. CSA is headquartered in Stuart, Florida, with regional offices in Tampa, Florida; Houma, Louisiana; Salinas, California; Houston, Texas; Port-of-Spain, Trinidad; Doha, Qatar; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; and Perth, Australia. CSA Ocean Sciences Inc.'s programmatic approach provides our clients with objective data collected in the field and through desktop-based scientific research while maintaining an appreciation for the environmental, legal, and political sensitivities frequently associated with controversial marine and coastal projects. Over the last 43 years, CSA has successfully conducted approximately 2,300 studies for more than 500 clients, including the oil and gas industry; engineering/surveying firms; utility companies.

Pacific Whale Foundation incorporated
Pacific Whale Foundation incorporated
1 jobs
51 - 200 employees

Pacific Whale Foundation is a non-profit organization founded in 1980 to save whales from extinction. Our mission is to protect our oceans through science and advocacy. We are an international organization, with ongoing research studies in Hawaii, Australia, and Ecuador, and are active participants in global efforts to address threats to whales and other marine life. A pioneer in non-invasive whale research, Pacific Whale Foundation was an early leader in educating the public, from a scientific perspective, about whales and the need for ocean conservation. Now celebrating 35 years as a nonprofit organization, Pacific Whale Foundation conducts humpback whale research in Hawaii, Ecuador, and Australia, as well as studies of odontocetes (dolphins and toothed whales) in Hawaii. Our work has been published in scientific, peer-reviewed journals, as well as in books, reports, and informational materials for the public. Pacific Whale Foundation also supports studies of blue whales in Chile.

Sea Forest
Sea Forest
11 - 50 employees

Sea Forest Limited is a science-based environmental technology company harnessing the power of Australian seaweed Asparagopsis and replicating its bioactives to drive sustainable long-term solutions to the challenges of climate change and global food security. The Sea Forest team is dedicated to fighting climate change by being the first in the world to cultivate Asparagopsis at a commercial scale and producing Seafeed™ livestock supplement. Our scientists have now replicated the bioactives found naturally in this seaweed. Composed of the industry’s best scientists, the Sea Forest team is producing the highest methane-abating supplement in the world by using the most effective production facilities and methodologies. Sea Forest is now producing more Seafeed™ than ever, and as our farming, manufacturing, and production operations continue to grow, so too will our positive impact on the planet. Sea Forest’s Seafeed™ supplement is in commercial use with primary producers.

ARC Center of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies
ARC Center of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies
11 - 50 employees

The ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies undertakes world-best integrated research for sustainable use and management of coral reefs. Funded in July 2005 under the Australian Research Council (ARC) Centres of Excellence program, this prestigious research centre is headquartered at James Cook University, in Townsville. The ARC Centre is a partnership of James Cook University (JCU), the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS), the Australian National University (ANU), the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority (GBRMPA), the University of Queensland (UQ), and the University of Western Australia (UWA). The ARC Centre of Excellence cements Australia’s leading contribution to coral reef sciences and fosters stronger collaborative links between the major partners and 24 other leading institutions in nine countries. According to ISI Essential Science Indicators, four of the ARC Centre’s major research partners rank in the top 20 institutions worldwide for citations for coral reef research.

Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program
Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program
1 - 10 employees

We are a global leader in coral reef conservation, on a mission to research, develop, and deploy a suite of innovative solutions that help corals resist, adapt to, and recover from the impacts of climate change. Our team is a consortium of leading Australian research institutes, universities, and traditional owners contributing in-depth knowledge to help protect reefs and share this knowledge with the world. Our partners include the Australian Institute of Marine Science, CSIRO, the Great Barrier Reef Foundation, the University of Queensland, QUT, Southern Cross University, and James Cook University. The program is funded by the partnership between the Australian Government's Reef Trust and the Great Barrier Reef Foundation.

Commission for the Conservation of Southern Bluefin Tuna
Commission for the Conservation of Southern Bluefin Tuna
1 - 10 employees

The Commission for the Conservation of Southern Bluefin Tuna (CCSBT) is an intergovernmental organization dedicated to the management and conservation of southern bluefin tuna. Its primary objective is to ensure the sustainable utilization of this species through effective management practices. The CCSBT collaborates with member countries, including Australia, the European Union, and Japan, to monitor and regulate the southern bluefin tuna population, which is crucial for maintaining its stock levels. The organization employs a Management Procedure aimed at achieving a biomass level of 30% of the original spawning stock by 2035, reflecting its commitment to scientific assessment and conservation efforts. The CCSBT's role is vital in addressing the challenges faced by southern bluefin tuna, ensuring its survival and optimal use in the fishing industry.

Surfrider Foundation Europe
Surfrider Foundation Europe
51 - 200 employees

Our mission: Protection and sustainable management of the coastline. Surfrider Foundation Europe is a non-profit organization dedicated to defending, saving, improving, and managing in a sustainable manner the ocean, coastline, waves, and the people who enjoy them. From its creation, efforts have been concentrated on coastal issues, but today our scope of interest and involvement is spreading to related areas of lakes and rivers. Created in 1990 in Europe (Biarritz, France) by surfers, including 3-time World Surfing Champion Tom Curren, the organization brings together today about 1,500 volunteers, 8,000 members, about 40 local chapters, and more than 40,000 supporters in Europe. Surfrider Foundation is a global network of regional organizations and local chapters present in many countries and on every inhabited continent (USA, Europe, Japan, Australia, Latin America). It started in 1984 in Malibu, California, where surfers aimed to protect their favorite surf.

International Coral Reef Initiative
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
Ocean Networks Canada
7 jobs
51 - 200 employees

Ocean Networks Canada monitors the east and west coasts of Canada and the Arctic, collecting real-time, open data that deliver solutions for science, society, and industry. Long-term continuous scientific data from the ocean environment are gathered by ONC and made available for free through Oceans 3.0 - our powerful online data management system. The science enabled by ONC includes understanding human-induced changes, life in diverse environments, interconnections among the seafloor, ocean and atmosphere, and seafloor and sediment in motion. ONC is also developing an earthquake early warning system for the Government of British Columbia. Ocean Networks Canada is an initiative of the University of Victoria, funded by the Canada Foundation for Innovation, Government of Canada, Government of British Columbia, Canarie, and IBM Canada.

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