Jobs

Sorry, there are no current vacancies at the Shark Trust

WORK EXPERIENCE

Unfortunately we're unable to offer short-term work placements. But sometimes we'll need office volunteers to help us with long-term projects. When these opportunities arise we'll be looking for individuals who are:

Passionate about shark conservation
Aged 18+
Based in Plymouth or nearby
Can commit to at least 1 day a week for 3 months

Interested? Keep an eye on our website for updates or sign up to our newsletter below.

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Press Releases 2021

Shark Trust Press Releases 2021
Ali Hood wins IFAW’s Marine Conservation Award

Shark Trust Director of Conservation wins IFAW Marine Conservation Award
Run for Sharks
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