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People

Our organization is about people. There are a number of folks who are full-time, part-time, volunteers, affiliates, and now alumni. A big part of our mission is to see people through to their long-term professional goals. See below for a list and links to their personal lab and organizational pages. 

Staff

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Founder & CEO

Research Scientist

Marine and Aquatic Systems: Coral Conservation, Crustacean Ecology Research

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Research Scientist

 

Marine and Aquatic Systems: Water Quality and Nutrients

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Research Scientist

Co-Director, Coastal Restoration

 

Marine and Aquatic Systems: Coastal Restoration, Water Quality and Nutrients

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Julia Frees, B.S.

Staff Conservation Scientist

Zoo Conservation Programs, Marsh and Coastal Restoration

Advisors, Affiliates, and Contractors

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Science Advisor

Terrestrial and Aquatic Systems: Conservation of Critically Endangered Taxa, Landscape Species Population Monitoring, Ranger Teams

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Ada Acevedo, M.S.

Contract Field Technician (Contractor, Colombia)

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New Hire

Contract Field Technician (Contractor, Colombia)

Volunteer Personnel and Alumni

Our organization starts with people as volunteers. We then find ways for long-term volunteers to become paid contractors or staff. If volunteers or contractors get positions elsewhere, they can remain in the broader network we've created.

Board Members

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Founder & CEO

Research Scientist

Interim Board Chair

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Board Member

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Adriana Hudson 

Board Member

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Board Member

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Board Member

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Legal Counsel

Board Member (Non-Voting)

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ABOUT US

We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Contact us to see how we can integrate you into our scientific network and projects, or serve as a home for grants. We aim to serve scientists who are looking to continue and expand their current and future collaborations, and to grow new ones. Our main goal is to keep scientists doing scientific work by removing barriers and building collaborative networks.

CONTACT

Remote Ecologist

320 Boston Post Rd., Ste. 180-100

Darien, CT 06820

T: 203-807-4232

E: info@remoteecologist.org

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