
Washington Sea Grant Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal Fellowship
A 12-month, USD 68,500 fellowship for a recent PhD to lead community engagement on marine carbon dioxide removal in the Salish Sea.

A 12-month, USD 68,500 fellowship for a recent PhD to lead community engagement on marine carbon dioxide removal in the Salish Sea.
The Washington Sea Grant Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal (mCDR) Fellowship advances responsible mCDR in the Salish Sea by making sure the scientific models used to track and verify carbon removal are informed by the people most affected by them.
The Fellow brings together Tribal rightsholders, coastal communities, environmental justice organizations, resource managers and scientists to share perspectives, build trust and shape how mCDR monitoring and modeling tools are developed and used. A central part of the role is planning and leading a regional community convening, with outreach before the event and sustained engagement afterward.
It is a 12-month position with an award of USD 68,500: a USD 65,000 untaxed stipend plus a USD 3,500 professional development budget. Washington Sea Grant is based at the University of Washington and part of NOAA's Sea Grant network.
Graduate students enrolled in, or who have recently completed, PhD programs at academic institutions in the United States and its territories.
Apply through the eSeaGrant portal with: a resume or CV (max two pages), a statement of goals (1,000 words or less), two letters of recommendation (one from your major professor) and unofficial transcripts. Finalists are interviewed by the WSG mCDR Fellowship Review Panel. The 2026 fellow was selected by mid-February 2026. Questions: sgfellow@uw.edu.
12-month fellowship. The 2026 fellow was selected by mid-February 2026. The page does not list dates for the next cycle.
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USD 68,500 total: a USD 65,000 untaxed stipend (covering living costs, health benefits and tax expenses) plus USD 3,500 for professional development.
A 12-month fellowship to connect communities and scientists around marine carbon dioxide removal monitoring and modeling in the Salish Sea.
USD 68,500: a USD 65,000 untaxed stipend plus a USD 3,500 professional development budget.
Students enrolled in or recently finished with a PhD at a US institution (including US territories).
Brings together Tribal rightsholders, coastal communities, environmental justice groups, managers and scientists, and plans and leads a regional community convening.
Through the eSeaGrant portal with a CV, a goals statement, two recommendation letters and transcripts.
The page shows the 2026 cycle (fellow selected by mid-February 2026) and no dates for the next cycle.
The Washington Sea Grant mCDR Fellowship Review Panel, which interviews finalists.
The WSG Fellowships Team at sgfellow@uw.edu.

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The fellowship uses Washington Sea Grant’s eSeaGrant application portal.
Source: Washington Sea Grant mCDR Fellowship pageThe 12-month award includes a $65,000 stipend and $3,500 for professional development.
Source: Washington Sea Grant mCDR Fellowship pageEligible applicants are current or recent PhD students at US institutions and territories.
Source: Washington Sea Grant mCDR Fellowship pageThe role convenes community, Tribal, environmental-justice, management, and scientific stakeholders.
Source: Washington Sea Grant mCDR Fellowship pageThe fellowship links Salish Sea mCDR science with the perspectives of affected communities.
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