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Career and volunteer opportunities

We’re always interested in connecting with folks who are creative, motivated, and passionate about fisheries, sustainable seafood and ocean health. If you’re interested in volunteering or want to be kept in mind for future job opportunities, please drop us a note explaining your interest in our work! Feel free to include a link to a resume, portfolio, LinkedIn profile, or whatever else you have to share.

Current job openings:

Taiwan Fishery Improvement Coordinator

Working closely with the Asia Fishery Improvement Manager, the Taiwan Fishery Improvement Coordinator is a dedicated contracted role, responsible for developing and managing Fishery Improvement Projects (FIPs), sustainable initiatives, and supporting implementation of improvement actions for the benefit of fisheries and fishing communities in Taiwan and the greater region. The Taiwan Fishery Improvement Coordinator will conduct outreach, and directly engage key stakeholders (e.g. commercial fishermen, local cooperatives and government) in Taiwan with the aim of developing FIPs which reflect community-based solutions. In addition, this position will be responsible for FIP work plan development and implementation; project management, providing project progress updates; holding regular stakeholder meetings; and conducting research. Sound interesting? View the full job description and apply here.

Contribute to improving fisheries

We’re working to ensure ocean resources are abundant and sustainably harvested, and that fisheries, fishing communities, and fishery-based livelihoods flourish. Support our efforts by making donation. Have a question about a donation? Just email us at donate@oceanoutcomes.org.

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Connect online and spread the word

As a small group with big goals working with fisheries across vast geographies and oceans, connecting with us online helps get our message to more people, gives a voice to the issues commercial fisheries face, and ultimately contributes to an increased demand for sustainable seafood.

Be a sustainable seafood advocate

Demand seafood, both fished and farmed, from sources which have minimal impact on the environment and/or are taking steps to become more sustainable. Need some guidance? Here are a few of our favorite places to get more info about sustainable seafood.

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