Marine interns 2026 - From the Big Smoke to saltmarsh
The life of the Marine Futures Interns is varied. One day they're in living it up in London, the next they're putting on waders and heading out onto the saltmarshes of the Lincolnshire…
The life of the Marine Futures Interns is varied. One day they're in living it up in London, the next they're putting on waders and heading out onto the saltmarshes of the Lincolnshire…
Our Marine Futures Interns always get thrown in at the deep end. Read on to find out whether this year's intake sank or swam through the first couple of weeks of their internship
Weeks 13 & 14 of our internship have been brilliant and filled with so many exciting and skill building activities.
In weeks 11 and 12, Ryan focused on community engagement and developing his individual project, including connecting with volunteers whilst he collected seagrass seeds with the Wilder Humber team…
Weeks 9 and 10 focused on shaping our Offshore Wind Farms project and planning Pacific oyster surveys. We also joined the Wilder Humber team at Spurn Point for seagrass seed collection,…
Weeks seven and eight of our internship brought a mix of new activities and good progress on both our individual and collaborative projects.
In our 5th and 6th week we both chose our projects for our internship and got out and about at Gibraltar Point to help the engagement team with their sea dipping event.
Weeks 3 and 4 saw us in London visiting The Crown Estate and also heading off to Scarborough for ReMeMaRe conference.
The first couple of weeks have given us an interesting and diverse introduction to the internship.
Welcome to the opening 2025 blog from the two new marine interns, Joshua Brown and Ryan Beaman.