The California Marine Sanctuary Foundation (CMSF) protects the coastal ecosystems in California while strengthening the state's resilience in dealing with heavy industrial and urban uses, population growth, resource extraction, and climate change. The organization works together with government agencies, tribal and local communities, harbors, and marinas to implement effective and practical solutions to decrease the impact of human use and increase stewardship of state coastal resources. As an employer, CMSF has supported flexible work in the past by offering full-time, hybrid to 100% remote jobs in the environmental, nonprofit, research, science, communications, and writing fields, among others. Depending on the role, team members may be eligible for perks and benefits, including health and dental benefits, paid sick leave and holidays, and a 403(b)(7) deferred retirement plan. CMSF seeks prospective employees who have a can-do and forward-thinking attitude, outstanding written and verbal communication skills, and familiarity with agriculture stakeholder concerns in the Monterey area. 

Headquartered in Monterey, California, the California Marine Sanctuary Foundation was founded in 1995. The organization serves an important niche in the California conservation community by strengthening private-public partnerships that result in a larger impact. CMSF's core areas of focus include marine resource protection, water quality protection, science communications and outreach, climate change and mitigation, and interpretation and community science.

The California Marine Sanctuary Foundation (CMSF) protects the coastal ecosystems in California while strengthening the state's resilience in dealing with heavy industrial and urban uses, population growth, resource extraction, and climate change. The organization works together with government agencies, tribal and local communities, harbors, and marinas to implement effective and practical solutions to decrease the impact of human use and increase stewardship of state coastal resources. As an employer, CMSF has supported flexible work in the past by offering full-time, hybrid to 100% remote jobs in the environmental, nonprofit, research, science, communications, and writing fields, among others. Depending on the role, team members may be eligible for perks and benefits, including health and dental benefits, paid sick leave and holidays, and a 403(b)(7) deferred retirement plan. CMSF seeks prospective employees who have a can-do and forward-thinking attitude, outstanding written and verbal communication skills, and familiarity with agriculture stakeholder concerns in the Monterey area. 

Headquartered in Monterey, California, the California Marine Sanctuary Foundation was founded in 1995. The organization serves an important niche in the California conservation community by strengthening private-public partnerships that result in a larger impact. CMSF's core areas of focus include marine resource protection, water quality protection, science communications and outreach, climate change and mitigation, and interpretation and community science.