Developing Education Materials For Coastal Ocean Explorers: Sharks!
I am leaving this ANGARI internship with so much more knowledge and preparedness for the next step in my career.
Using GPS-Enabled Drifters in the Lake Worth Lagoon!
Every week as an ANGARI Foundation intern looked a little different, which made this experience all the more exciting and rewarding. What I loved most was getting to contribute to an initiative that already plays such a meaningful role in understanding and protecting our local waterways. It really felt like I was contributing to research that could help support future Lagoon Drift studies and improve our understanding of marine debris transport in the Lake Worth Lagoon.
Sharing Science with Film!
Having the opportunity to intern with ANGARI Foundation has been an exciting and unforgettable adventure! My time here has been full of new experiences, growth, furthering my craft and developing a deeper passion for our marine environments. As an intern, I focused on creating two video projects that convey the purpose and heart behind the programs Coastal Ocean Explorers: Sharks and Lagoon Drift.
Lagoon Drift Diaries: My Experience Navigating Lagoon Drift with Geographic Information Systems
I am filled with so much gratitude for the experiences and opportunities that my ANGARI Foundation internship has provided me. I’ve gained invaluable skills that will stay with me throughout my career.
Navigating the Seas of Opportunity: My Fall Internship with ANGARI Foundation and the Multifaceted Role that Became my Ocean of Experience
I would highly recommend the ANGARI Foundation internship program to anyone interested in marine science, conservation, or education. My experience was both rewarding and fulfilling, and I am grateful for the opportunity to have been a part of such a wonderful organization.
Summer in the Sun: My Experiences as an ANGARI Intern
I don’t have the words to thank ANGARI for this opportunity, and can’t wait to see how they continue to better the world with their work.
Behind the Scenes of “Coastal Ocean Explorers: Sharks”
The most rewarding part of participating in this program was being able to immerse myself in this exciting and educational environment. It was extremely special to be a part of something that gives teachers a once-in-a-lifetime experience that they can use to educate students and inspire the next generation. There aren’t enough thank you’s in the world for ANGARI for allowing me this opportunity and increasing my passion for this area of work.
All Aboard with Oceanography Camp for Girls
As an ANGARI intern, my responsibilities have been broad, from assisting with vessel operations, to media marketing and education outreach.
Learning (& Teaching) Photogrammetry with ANGARI Foundation
In 2021, I worked as both a remote and in-person intern with ANGARI Foundation supporting ocean education projects. During this time, COVID-19 prevented us from meeting with students in person, and we transitioned our outreach from in-person classroom visits to online lessons and webinars with ANGARI’s partner scientists.
Working and Living Aboard a Research Vessel
If I could give any advice to future interns, it would be to work hard on the boat, stay organized, and remember what Kevin teaches you! You’re not only getting physical exercise, but you’re also learning how to be precise in everything you do. Then, when you’re not on duty, go see what Florida has to offer. I cannot thank ANGARI Foundation enough for giving me these incredible experiences that I will never forget.