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Overview of the Role As the Mangrove Breakthrough Intern, you will serve as a versatile support system for the Breakthrough’s core team. Your primary mandate is to assist across various pillars of work, including Finance, Policy, and Communications & Outreach. You will be directly involved in the operational preparation for major international climate forums, such as New York Climate Week (NYCW), the IUCN Congress, and COP31, helping to coordinate investor meetings and national workshops. Additionally, you will work with the team leads to provide ad-hoc support on strategic activities, ensuring the team can move fast and effectively. Key responsibilities include: Pipeline Support: Provide support in managing and coordinating the pipeline of projects, consolidating KPIs and tracking progress. Ensure projects are onboarded and kept updated on Restor, increasing visible transactions and pipeline maturity. Finance Strategy: Support the finance lead in...

The   Centre for Marine Sciences (CCMAR)   opens one (01) Master's Fellowship (Bolsa de Mestrado), for applicants of any nationality, including stateless candidates, and holders of political refugee status, in the scientific field of Information Technology (IT), under the following conditions:   Host and Contracting Institution:   CCMAR This fellowship is intended for R&D activities to be performed by a student with a bachelor’s degree in Computer Engineering or equivalent and enrolled in a Master's Degree in the scientific area of Computer Engineering or related at the beginning of the fellowship, to consolidate his/her scientific training, through the development of research work leading to the achievement of a Master's degree.   Work Plan, Tasks to perform and objectives: Maintenance and development of new features for the CCMAR’s management software. Requirements for the application: Applicants must meet the following conditions stated below: 1....

HANDS-ON CORAL REEF SCIENCE. REAL DATA. REAL IMPACT. The Livingseas Restoration & Research Internship is a four-week, field-based programme designed for marine biology students, graduates and early-career marine scientists seeking real-world experience in coral reef conservation. This internship prioritises practical research components over introductory-level training, focusing on strengthening field and analytical skillsets. Working side-by-side with the Livingseas Team in Padangbai, Bali, you will actively contribute to coral planting efforts and conservation programmes, in addition to ongoing research projects—collecting, analysing, and interpreting data. With small intake groups (maximum four interns), you’ll receive personalised training and mentorship. During the internship, you will build confidence as a scientific diver and develop transferable skills for careers in coral reef conservation. WHAT TO EXPECT Learn all about coral reef restoration and what...

We are seeking a candidate with expertise in Earth Observation, Remote Sensing, or Computer Vision to contribute to the next generation of Recycllux’s plastic detection module. The intern will design and test a computer vision pipeline using Sentinel-1/2 data to identify marine plastic hotspots, enhancing robustness, interpretability, and performance under varied environmental conditions. This work is central to Recycllux’s EIT-supported innovation project, bridging EO research and real-world deployment of plastic offset services. This is your opportunity to: Join a dynamic, international, and impact-driven team Contribute to a mission that protects marine ecosystems and accelerates sustainable innovation Collaborate in an experienced team strongly involved in international collaborations   Key Outcomes Contribute to the computer vision model for marine plastic detection Implement a robust pipeline using Sentinel-1...