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National Coral Reef Management Fellowship - Nova Southeastern University
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Ultimate guide to underwater work - Foundry10
Global marine biology job board - Sevenseas Media
Internships and fellowships - NOAA Coral Reef Conservation Program
Ocean careers - Centers for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence
Early Career Ocean Professionals Network Programme Job List - UN Ocean Decade
SCUBA diving scholarships and grants - Women divers hall of fame
Career pathways resources - Ocean Exploration Trust
STEAM career exploration app and videos - STEAM the Streets
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Local Marine Biology Job List

Guam Island Fishery Coordinator
The Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council (Council) is seeking a person to coordinate Federal fishery management and conservation activities for fisheries management in the Territory of Guam, including liaising with local agencies, organizations, fishing sectors and the broader community in the development of federal insular and pelagic fishery management policies.
Applications due: June 30, 2025

Climate Action Coordinator
The Micronesia Challenge in Guam is hiring a Climate Action Coordinator that would be posted at the Governor's Office and would help pass climate bills.
Applications due: July 3rd, 2025

EarthEcho Water Challenge Ambassador Program
Open to youth ages 14-22 based in the US. This is a 12-month program where students can gain skills in water science, data collection, and conservation, and develop a water improvement project to protect local watersheds.
Apply by July 6th at 11:59 pm ET

NASA Guam Space Grant Undergraduate Intern
NGSG internships give students a platform to sharpen their skills, collaborate with professionals, and be part of a growing STEM workforce. Applicants can choose from available pathways: Research Internship, Professional Internship, or Teaching Internship.
Applications due: August 5th, 2025

Young Explorers 2025
Opportunity for students ages 18-24 to embark on an immersive multi-day experience onboard the OceanXplorer. Through workshops, hands-on activities, and independent study, Young Explorers acquire knowledge and skills in marine science, vessel operations, and digital media storytelling from world-class experts.
Applications accepted on a rolling basis through the end of 2025 or until cohorts are filled

Guam Green Growth GROW Corps
Join the Guam Green Growth GROW Corps and be a part of restoring Guam’s watersheds and coral reefs! This is a 6-month workforce development program that prepares you for careers in the green economy, focusing on essential forestry skills. Program runs from July 7, 2025 to January 2, 2026.
Applications due: 8am CHST on June 23, 3035

Fall 2025 Research Experiences for Undergraduates (NSF-REU) Program at Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences
Fully funded with a stipend fall 2025 research opportunity for undergraduates to study coral reef ecology and other marine biology topics at Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences.
Applications Due May 31st at 11:59 PM ET

EarthEcho Youth Leadership Council
Young ocean advocates ages 15-22 are invited to apply to join the Youth Leadership Council (YLC) - a team of young environmental leaders, selected annually through a competitive application process, who play a key role leading EarthEcho’s programs while developing and implementing campaigns to mobilize young people worldwide to protect our ocean planet.
Applications due May 5th, 2025

2025 Accessing the Deep: Deep Ocean Training & Mentoring Program
The Ocean Discovery League is now accepting applications for the second iteration of its training and mentorship program for early-career professionals worldwide. The program will focus on fundamental technical and oceanographic knowledge, emphasizing low-cost, accessible methods for exploring depths greater than 200 meters. Whether participants are new to ocean research or have experience in shallow-water environments and are looking to transition to deep-sea studies, all are encouraged to apply.
Applications due April 18, 2025

Village Forest Friends Paid Volunteer
Earn a stipend ($20/HR) helping to reforest Southern Guam with the Guam Department of Agriculture Forestry division. Tasks include bush cutting, planting, and swamping, and tools are provided. Participants can expect to work a maximum of 4 hours/day and up to 3 days/week.
Registration accepted on a rolling basis