Interns work closely with WCNE staff .
Primary concentration is on an individually identified population of several hundred humpback whales that spend portions of the spring, summer, and fall in these waters. We have research internships covering all times of the year. Interns are responsible for collecting, organizing, transcribing, and analyzing data dealing with the behavior and identification of North Atlantic cetaceans. In addition, interns will often be involved in public education aboard commercial whale watching vessels, along with intensive study aboard our 27' research vessel, Silver II . Fall and spring interns will also be more heavily involved in data processing and analysis.