Remote 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. seeks an experienced Restoration/Resource Protection Managing Coordinator to support NOAA’s GFNCMS and CBNMS in San Francisco/Pt. Reyes, CA. Remote work is allowed with periodic in-office attendance in San Francisco.

The role emphasizes restoration planning, damage assessments, regulatory review, and multi-agency coordination. Advanced degree in marine resources and 5+ years’ experience required; salary is hourly and market-based.

Qualifications

• At least 5 years of experience in marine resource management, restoration planning or related field.
• Experience with NEPA/CEQA-type analyses or regulatory review.
• Experience coordinating with interagency partners and permit agencies.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills for policy and outreach.
• Ability to manage multiple complex projects and meet deadlines.

Responsibilities

• Initiate, plan, and lead restoration projects and oversee field activities for sanctuary projects.
• Serve as on-site coordinator and liaison with partners and permit agencies.
• Provide technical and policy services for restoration planning, assessment, and protection issues.
• Develop and secure interagency environmental permits for restoration projects and lead stakeholder coordination.
• Conduct or write damage assessments and salvage plans; develop mitigation techniques.
• Create presentations, fact sheets, and updates for the Sanctuary Advisory Council and public.

Skills

Project management

Regulatory knowledge

Written and verbal communication

Stakeholder liaison

Environmental policy

Lift 50 pounds

Driver's license

CAPM/PMP desirable

Education

Advanced degree in Marine Resource Management or related field

Job description

Cardinal Point Captains, Inc. seeks an experienced Restoration/Resource Protection Managing Coordinator to support NOAA’s GFNCMS and CBNMS in San Francisco/Pt. Reyes, CA. Remote work is allowed with periodic in-office attendance in San Francisco.

The role emphasizes restoration planning, damage assessments, regulatory review, and multi-agency coordination. Advanced degree in marine resources and 5+ years’ experience required; salary is hourly and market-based.