Would you like to join ORCA’s team of at-sea conservation professionals? We have an exciting opportunity for eight Ocean Conservationists to join our team on board Brittany Ferries from April - October 2026. You’ll work onboard one of four ships from one of three departure ports: Pont Aven (Plymouth - UK), Salamanca (Portsmouth- UK), and Galicia (Portsmouth - UK), Santoňa (Rosslare - Ireland). The role follows an approximate 4-weeks-on, 4-weeks-off rotation, sailing across the Bay of Biscay (see the key dates document on vacancies page for exact rotations). Who is ORCA? ORCA is a charity dedicated to studying and protecting whales, dolphins, and porpoises worldwide. We identify and protect critical whale and dolphin habitats. What makes ORCA unique is our commitment to combining accessible marine education with our conservation activities, allowing people from all walks of life to participate in marine science and conservation. About the Role The Ocean Conservationist Network is a vital part of ORCA’s education and outreach work, inspiring thousands of passengers about the wonders in our waters every year. ORCA has partnered with Brittany Ferries for over 20 years, giving us a wealth of data and allowing us to inspire countless guests about the wonders of cetaceans. The work on board is divided into two key areas: Inspiring the Public - Deliver lectures and workshops to people of all ages and backgrounds. - Connect with passengers through onboard activities, inspiring a personal connection to marine conservation. Data Collection - Conduct daily wildlife watches and collect data on cetaceans using our ORCA OceanWatchers app. - Guide wildlife watches, helping guests have memorable wildlife experiences at sea. *Note: This is a remote role, and you will be the sole ORCA representative onboard. However, you will be integrated into the Brittany Ferries entertainment team.* Who We’re Looking For We are seeking passionate and enthusiastic science communicators who can ignite excitement in people of all ages and backgrounds. As the face of ORCA’s work, Ocean Conservationists bring dedication and commitment to inspiring everyone to take an active role in safeguarding the future of whales and dolphins. How to Apply - Submission: Submit an up-to-date CV and a 2-minute video outlining *why marine conservation matters to you* via www.orca.org.uk/vacancies - Deadline: Applications close on *Sunday 1*1*th **J*anuary *at 23:59 (GMT)* or when the desired number of applicants is reached*.* Only complete applications will be considered. *For the person specification, application form, FAQs & key dates document visit www.orca.org.uk/vacancies <http://www.orca.org.uk/vacancies>*