Education & Outreach

Primary Duties:

  • Staff booths at community events, travel to share stories with schools and clubs throughout the Salish Sea, and welcome guests to the Sealife hospital on the Des Moines waterfront.
  • Work to save complete ecosystems by connecting the community to the waters they share with marine creatures. 

2025 Timeline:

  • Ed & Out Training takes place in June
    • Commitment = 4+ hours per month July - Oct

Full Position Description

 

 

Marine Mammal Stewards Primary Duties:

  • Inform boaters, beach-goers, tidepoolers, and other marine water-users of best practices when they spot marine wildlife
  • Run activities with beach-goers to promote marine mammal stewardship, either independently or with other volunteers, interns or staff
  • Work with all ages to discover life history, ecology and anatomy of marine animals in the Pacific Northwest
  • Educate folks on what to do if they see a marine mammal they are concerned about
  • Act as a resource for beach-goers if they have questions about marine wildlife they see along the shore

Commitment

  • Training occurs in early June
  • Shifts take place at Des Moines Beach Park and/or Redondo Beach
  • Minimum of two (3 hour) shifts per month from June → September

Detailed Position Descriptions

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