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Virginia Institute Of Marine Science Sea Turtle Stranding Office Work Values
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Daily Duties at Virginia Institute Of Marine Science Sea Turtle Stranding Office:
Developed research sampling procedures and protocol that collected and recorded data on Loggerhead (Caretta caretta) Sea Turtle Behavior and Population Estimates in Virginia. Field captured specimens and attached tracking devices using satellite telemetry and radio electronics. In addition to Loggerheads we worked with Kemps' Ridleys, Green Sea Turtles and Leatherbacks—all indigenous species to Virginia ecosystems. Project was directed by Jack Musick, PhD. Also field work that collected data on Loggerhead Diving Behavior, a study funded by the Army Corps of Engineers that evaluated Corps projects on turtle environment. Worked with the Sea Turtle Stranding Office to rescue or conduct necropsies on reported animals.
What they like about Virginia Institute Of Marine Science Sea Turtle Stranding Office:
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Average salary of employees: $34,000
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