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.

After volunteering at one of our busiest nature reserves, Sophie Lane, was inspired to pursue a career in teaching.

It's a new year and, as ever, there's a huge amount of management work to be done at Whisby and on other local nature reserves the wardens also look after.

Winter brings its own challenges when it comes to managing habitats for wildlife and visitors, but even before the new year is underway, there are already glimpses of spring at Whisby if you know…

This month our wardens have had early snowfall, four-legged vandals and a very cheeky sheep to deal with!

The wardens are preparing the lake and reedbed habitats for the multitude of overwintering birds that make Whisby their home in the colder months.

Ed and Kiera have been living it up, getting to know the Marine Futures Internship partnership organisations!

A report from our successful Fungi Foray in Kettlethorpe Woods on the sunny Sunday morning of the 6th October.

Before woodland management takes over the schedule at Whisby for the winter, and areas of the reserve become too wet to work on, there are still jobs to be done in the reedbeds and elsewhere...…