Apply to join the CRC Steering Committee!
             * THIS APPLICATION IS DUE JANUARY 28, 2022, at 1700 UTC *
        (We will let you know the status of your application by February 28, 2022.)

Thank you for your interest in being part of the Coral Restoration Consortium’s Steering Committee!

The Coral Restoration Consortium Steering Committee (SC) is a 12-member body comprised of an Executive Team and Members-at-Large. Members-at-large serve four-year terms, and every two years, four new members are appointed. The SC serves to represent the broad range of perspectives of those stakeholders vested in the conservation and restoration of coral reefs. Therefore, the SC members should reflect a wide range of backgrounds, interests, and geographies. Potential members may come from any form of institution, geography, or stakeholder group, provided they and their organization are committed to reef restoration and have the time and interest to serve.

Key responsibilities of all SC members include:
• Working collaboratively with the CRC leadership team to regularly review, revise, and adopt the CRC’s strategic plans and recommended priorities, in order to ensure that the CRC’s activities and resources are aligned with a changing world.
• Regular review of the CRC’s deployment of resources in the furtherance of its mission. This includes assistance with fund raising and facilitating funding opportunities for the organization and its priorities (e.g. Reef Futures).
• Contribute expertise to further the aims of the CRC including, but not limited to providing expert review and feedback on CRC priorities and products.
• Participate actively on SC committees, sub-committees and CRC Groups (Working, Regional and ad-hoc), and help plan in-person leadership meetings and Reef Futures Symposia.
• Prepare for and regularly attend SC meetings, either in person or via approved teleconference.
• Keep discussions, reports, and all CRC proprietary information confidential.
• Be an ambassador for the CRC including: attending CRC events and sharing your knowledge and enthusiasm for CRC’s mission, facilitating international collaboration and the open flow of information between the CRC and international stakeholders (academic, management, restoration, community etc.).
• Find new and creative ways to utilize your particular talents, expertise, abilities, and network to further the CRC’s mission.
• Adhere to and promote the highest standards of ethics and integrity.

To date, SC members average one day per month in their time commitment between organized calls and independent work. Time commitments can be higher during times of planning and attendance of annual meetings, workshops, and Reef Futures.

For a full list of the responsibilities of a Working Group Chair please read the CRC Governance Document on our website. And please reach out to info@crc.world with any questions or to chat about this opportunity.



Email *
Last Name *
First Name *
Name of Organization
Your role within your current organization *
(e.g. Director, Director of XXXX, Manager of YYY...)
Type of organization *
Choose one. Some organizations do not fall neatly in the categories below. If yours does not, please indicate "Other" and describe your organization in the context of the categories.
Location of organization (city)
Location of organization (country) *
Region / country / reef system(s) where you do your work / research? *
Some people might be located in one area and work in a different region. Please indicate either way.
Describe your commitment to coral reef restoration. *
Describe other volunteer boards or committees you have served on. What role did you play? How long did you serve?
Why are you interested in serving on the Steering Committee of the CRC? *
Describe your availability for CRC in-person meetings, conference calls, review of priorities and documents, and symposium planning. *
Please be honest and specific in terms of # hrs per week/month/year and black out dates due to teaching, field, or family commitments. The CRC meets in-person once per year, by conference call once per month, reviews priorities bi-annually, and will likely host the Reef Futures Symposium every ~ two years.
Please add anything else that would help the CRC have a robust, diverse, and thoughtful Steering Committee. *
A copy of your responses will be emailed to the address you provided.
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