Saving the world's coral reefs 🪸
San Francisco, California
For over 30 years, the Coral Reef Alliance (you can call us CORAL) has been dedicated to protecting coral reefs around the world. We are rooted in science and work with communities to create well-managed marine protected areas, reduce land-based pollution, and help reefs adapt to a changing climate. Our efforts take place at local, regional, and global levels in places like the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, the Hawaiian Islands, the Coral Triangle, and beyond. From Fiji and Palau to Indonesia and Bonaire, we have a strong history of partnering with communities to support scalable conservation efforts that also reflect local values and ways of life—so both people and reefs can thrive.
Télétravail · Hawaiian Paradise Park, Hawaii, United States
Provide senior strategic leadership for the Hawaiʻi hub, managing staff, budgets, and projects to advance reef conservation. Lead initiatives in watershed management, wastewater coordination, and community-based marine stewardship while maintaining high-level stakeholder relationships.
Télétravail · Hawaiian Paradise Park, Hawaii, United States
Provide senior strategic leadership for the Hawaiʻi hub, focusing on watershed, wastewater, and marine managed area conservation. The role involves managing local teams, maintaining high-level stakeholder relationships, and influencing statewide policy to improve reef resilience.
Sur place · Opportunity No. 17
Conduct strategic research and scoping on marine stewardship, governance models, and sedimentation drivers in Hawaiʻi. Produce detailed analysis packages to identify high-leverage opportunities for the Coral Reef Alliance to catalyze systems change and reef resilience.