Celebrating Our Ocean Guardians This Labor Day!

On Labor Day, let’s take a moment to appreciate the individuals who dedicate their time, energy, and expertise to protecting our marine biodiversity. From experts in marine biology and conservation to passionate volunteers, let’s celebrate their efforts and reflect on the importance of protecting our oceans on this special day.

Why Ocean-Related Careers Are So Cool

Jobs in the ocean field let you mix what you love with what you do – protecting our planet's health while experiencing  its beauty everyday. You can make a great impact: ensuring a future where the ocean is still thriving for generations to come!

How You Can Support Ocean Conservationists

Supporting ocean conservationists can be as simple as learning about their work and spreading the word. This Labor Day, take a moment to read up on local and global ocean conservation efforts. Share interesting facts with others to increase awareness. Consider donating to organizations that fund ocean research and volunteering in cleanup projects.

Ocean-Related Work

Are you thinking about pursuing an ocean-related career? Here’s a non-exhaustive list of options to explore:

  • Marine Biologist: studies marine life and behaviours in their natural habitats.

  • Oceanographer: studies oceanic settings, such as physical, chemical, and geological features.

  • Fisheries Biologist and Technician: monitor fish populations and their environments.

  • Coastal Engineer: plans and builds structures to strengthen coastal regions.

  • Marine Spatial Planner: designs strategies to manage marine resources.

  • Marine Science Educator: teaches about marine environments and conservation. Keep an eye on Sea Smart’s job openings in environmental education!

  • Ocean Outreach Coordinator: encourages communication and engagement with the public, promoting awareness in ocean conservation.

Labor Day is the perfect time to celebrate those who devote their time to our ocean, and maybe even decide to get involved! Subscribe to our newsletter for opportunities at Sea Smart. 


Written by Minh H Pham

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