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Blue Ventures is a young, dynamic, not-for-profit organisation. All of our staff share our commitment to promoting marine awareness, conservation and research.

If you are interested in finding out more about becoming part of the Blue Ventures team and joining us as a full time member of staff, please check out our current vacancies both in the UK and overseas.

Blue Ventures is an equal opportunities employer. We endeavour to respond to every single application, but due to high numbers of applicants, this may not always be possible.

  • Careers - Overseas

    Click on the links below to find out more about the field positions available at our research site in Andavadoaka, South West Madagascar.

    These roles offer superb experience for future careers in applied marine and terrestrial conservation. Salaries are variable depending on the position and candidate experience.

  • Careers - In the UK

    Blue Ventures is currently looking for full time and part time volunteer staff at our offices in London and other locations around the UK.

    Positions are on a voluntary or commission-based level at this time, although certain expenses may be covered. These roles will provide an insight into working within international conservation at a professional level, and working with our dynamic and experienced team will provide valuable experience for those seeking a career in conservation. All of our UK staff members are offered discounted rates on overseas projects so that you can benefit from field experience.

  • Careers - Alumni Jobs

    We in the Blue Ventures office occasionally find ourselves inundated with links to forward job adverts from other organisations and postgraduate course listings, as well as with requests from ex-staff and volunteers looking for advice on job hunts.

    This page is an attempt to connect job seekers with job adverts in conservation and related sectors, by providing details of job opportunities that may be of interest to ex-BV volunteers and staff.

    It's an entirely informal and unedited chronological listing of conservation and development-related jobs that come our way.