3 aquaculture jobs found

Blutopia is an operational diving center based on the island of Rhodes, Greece, running daily snorkeling and scuba diving trips designed around ocean literacy and marine biology interpretation. Our visitors do not simply swim; they experience the Mediterranean Sea through guided explanations of marine ecosystems, species, and environmental challenges, turning every trip into an educational eco-tourism experience. For the summer season, we are hiring a marine biologist to actively participate in our daily diving operations and eco-tourism activities. The role combines sea work, interaction with visitors, and marine education. You will assist during snorkeling and diving trips, explain marine life and ecosystems to guests, and support environmental awareness activities. Beyond the operational role, you will be actively involved in in-water biodiversity assessments , species identification, and habitat observation during dives and snorkeling surveys. You will contribute to...

Job title PhD Scholarship in Experimental Ecophysiology and Biology of Lumpsucker. Company DTU Aqua - National Institute of Aquatic Resources, Technical University of Denmark. Description of the job DTU Aqua is offering a fully funded 3-year PhD position within the newly established project NOW-LUMP, funded by Seabreak. The project aims to build fundamental knowledge on the biology and environmental tolerance of the lumpsucker (Cyclopterus lumpus) — a culturally and ecologically important species that has undergone a severe population decline in Scandinavian waters. The successful candidate will join a supportive and dynamic research environment at DTU Aqua. The PhD will be based in the Section for Marine Living Resources as part of the Fish Biology research group. The PhD will be supervised by Senior Researcher Jane W. Behrens (fish ecophysiologist) and co-supervised by Researcher Ole Henriksen (fisheries biologist) and Professor Karin Hüssy (fish...

Job title PhD Studentship in Cumulative Impacts of Environmental Changes on Atlantic Salmon Ecology, Population Trends and Survival. Company Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS). Description of the job The Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS) is seeking a curious and passionate PhD student to study the cumulative impacts of environmental changes on Atlantic salmon ecology, population trends, and survival. This work will contribute directly to protecting and preserving wild salmon populations in a changing climate. Natural and anthropogenic threats to freshwater habitat lead to challenges for Atlantic Salmon survival resulting in population declines. Salmon rivers are subject to a variety of cumulative habitat impacts due to development and environmental changes in their freshwater watersheds. To provide management tools for the conservation and preservation of the species, this project will analyze historical and projected flow...