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For marine and other animal related careers advice click here British Antarctic Survey (BAS) has, for almost 60 years, undertaken the majority of Britain's scientific research on and around the Antarctic continent. It now shares that continent with scientists from over thirty countries. BAS employs over 400 staff, and supports three stations in the Antarctic, at Rothera, Halley and Signy, and two stations on South Georgia, at King Edward Point and Bird Island. The Antarctic operations and science programmes are executed and managed from Cambridge, and rely on a wide-ranging team of professional staff. International Marine Trainers Association (IMATA) was founded to foster communication, professionalism, and cooperation among those who serve marine mammal science through training, public display, research, husbandry, conservation, and education. Become a member to see all the vacancies. Organisation Cetacea (ORCA) promotes the conservation of the marine environment through research, partnership and education and provides a forum for the enjoyment of whales, dolphins, seabirds and other marine life. They seek to provide a forum for raising interest and participation in conservation research. WorldFish Center is an autonomous, non-profit organisation, and was established as an international centre in 1977. The Center is an operational entity with programs funded by grants from private foundations and governments. They strive to be the science partner of choice for delivering aquaculture and fisheries solutions in developing countries.
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