Coastal Restoration & Resource Protection Lead

Cardinal Point Captains, Inc; San Francisco (CA); Hybrid; USD 69,000 - 74,000; Full time

Job summary

Cardinal Point Captains, Inc. is seeking an experienced Restoration/Resource Protection Managing Coordinator to support NOAA sanctuary programs in San Francisco/Pt. Reyes, CA.

The role covers restoration planning, coordination with NOAA, and multi-agency regulatory oversight to restore habitats and wildlife protection. Remote work is allowed with periodic in-office attendance in San Francisco, and weekend or flexible scheduling may be required.

Qualifications

• At least 5 years of experience in marine resource management, environmental planning or related field.
• Experience with restoration planning, coordination and project management.
• Knowledge of NEPA/CEQA and multi-agency permit processes is required.
• Ability to liaise with partners, permit agencies and stakeholders.
• Strong skills in presenting complex issues both orally and in writing.

Responsibilities

• Initiate and lead restoration projects; oversee field activities for sanctuary projects.
• Serve as on-site coordinator; liaise with partners and permit agencies.
• Provide technical and policy services for restoration planning and evaluation of resource protection issues.
• Manage interagency environmental permits for restoration projects per NEPA and sanctuary regulations.
• Develop mitigation techniques and salvage plans; coordinate stakeholder communication.

Skills

Coastal/marine experience

Project management

Policy & regulatory knowledge

Public speaking / writing

Education

Advanced degree in Marine Resources or related field

Job description

Cardinal Point Captains, Inc. is seeking an experienced Restoration/Resource Protection Managing Coordinator to support NOAA sanctuary programs in San Francisco/Pt. Reyes, CA.

The role covers restoration planning, coordination with NOAA, and multi-agency regulatory oversight to restore habitats and wildlife protection. Remote work is allowed with periodic in-office attendance in San Francisco, and weekend or flexible scheduling may be required.