James Demers Email & Phone Number | I have had many internships and jobs in the conservation and species care field. I worked for a year as an apprentice aquarist learning the ins and outs of tank care and maintenance. There was were species both cold and warm water which required different skills. I have also been working for three summers now in rescue and rehab situations with the loon preservation committee and the New England Aquarium. Both were very closely related in the skill set required with a lot of public outreach and field work. We also participated in Research dives to collect more species for the tanks and experimented with coral transplanting and growing. I think these experiences gives me a nice base to build on for future conservation jobs.

James Demers

I have had many internships and jobs in the conservation and species care field. I worked for a year...
Greater Boston, Greater Boston, United States

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James Demers’s Location Greater Boston, Greater Boston, United States

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2018-05-01T00:00:00.000Z - Present

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James Demers is a I have had many internships and jobs in the conservation and species care field. I worked for a year as an apprentice aquarist learning the ins and outs of tank care and maintenance. There was were species both cold and warm water which required different skills. I have also been working for three summers now in rescue and rehab situations with the loon preservation committee and the New England Aquarium. Both were very closely related in the skill set required with a lot of public outreach and field work. We also participated in Research dives to collect more species for the tanks and experimented with coral transplanting and growing. I think these experiences gives me a nice base to build on for future conservation jobs.