CT DEEP Job Announcement - Urban Fishing Coordinator

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Stephanie Hussey

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Aug 2, 2024, 12:34:35 PM8/2/24
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Environmental Analyst 2

 

Bureau of Natural Resources – Fisheries Division

CARE Program

Open to the Public

Recruitment #240726-3407EE-001

 

The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) is looking to hire an Environmental Analyst 2. This position is based out of Killingworth with occasional work time required in Hartford.

POSITION DETAILS

This is a full-time, 35 hour per week position on first shift.


The Urban Fishing Coordinator’s primary role will be to establish meaningful connections within urban communities to develop and implement strategies designed to work toward ultimate elimination of “under-represented groups”. The position will be part of the CARE program (splitting time between the Central Office in Hartford and the CARE Center in Killingworth) and will work collaboratively with the DEEP Office of Environmental Justice, and with other community partners.

The CARE program has been teaching beginners about the wonders of fish and fishing since 1986! CARE offers a science-based package of environmental, ecological, and fishing information via online resources and in person classes/events. Throughout the year CARE staff offer a variety of “Learn to Fish” classes and events across the state. These events are designed to increase fishing participation by showing how fun and easy fishing can be while also fostering an appreciation for the environment and our state’s natural resources. State certified fishing coaches augment the fishing experience by passing along information and expertise they’ve gained over the years while fishing in local waters.


Duties of this position include, but are not limited to:

  • Inventory and categorize urban fishing opportunities within CT.
  • Assess needs, barriers, and preferences of urban communities as it pertains to fishing.
  • Convene a work group of internal and external partners in order to enhance fishing opportunities in urban communities.
  • Develop and implement marketing strategies focused on under-represented groups.
  • Create a network of community partners who are willing to have CARE support their mission/goal.
  • Assist in production various digital and print media.
  • Lead a team of seasonal employees and volunteer fishing coaches to facilitate Fish with CARE events.
  • Assist in the implementation of all facets of the CARE program.

More Information Can Be Found Here

 

 

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