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1 person is interested
Fisheries and Shellfish Warden
ORGANIZATION: Harwich Department of Natural Resources
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1 person is interested
Join the Harwich Department of Natural Resources as a Fisheries and Shellfish Warden! As a volunteer, you'll assist with monitoring shellfish populations, enforcing local regulations, and supporting sustainable fisheries management. This hands-on role includes patrolling coastal areas, educating the public on responsible harvesting practices, and helping with conservation efforts. If you’re passionate about marine conservation and eager to protect our natural resources, this is a great opportunity to make a direct impact in your community!
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About Harwich Department of Natural Resources
Location:
715 Main Street, Harwich Port, MA 02646, US
Mission Statement
As the dedicated stewards of Harwich's natural resources, we are driven by a commitment to protect, preserve, and enhance the health and vitality of our ecosystems. Through proactive management and unwavering enforcement, we safeguard our land and waters for both current and future generations. We are not just protectors but catalysts for sustainable growth, fostering a deep connection between our community and the environment. By empowering citizens with knowledge and engaging them in responsible action, we ensure the resilience and long-term prosperity of Harwich’s natural resources, supporting a thriving environment and community.
Description
The Natural Resources Department is responsible for the protection and enhancement of the town's natural resources, enforcement of laws relating to fish and game, marine and recreational use, land management and environmental laws. The department provides protection and enhancement of the town's shellfish resources through shellfish propagation and stocking projects. Natural Resource officers patrol town conservation areas and beaches to enforce local by-laws and state and federal wildlife, fisheries, and environmental regulations. The program provides support for commercial and recreational shellfish harvesting, including environmental functions associated with endangered species and resource management. Natural Resources is also responsible for the upkeep of all town herring runs.
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
715 Main streetHarwich Port, MA 02646
DATE POSTED
December 11, 2024
SKILLS
- Habitat Restoration
- Environmental Education
- Farming
- Disaster Cleanup
- Outdoor Recreation
- Water Recreation
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Driver's License Needed
- Background Check
- Must be at least 18
- Orientation or Training
- Low Tides are the desired times of volunteering. Varies week by week. However, we are flexible on your availability.