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Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises Intern
The Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises internship program was developed to broaden accessibility to careers with whales, marine life and conservation. This program offers qualified individuals the opportunity to further their education by observing marine mammals in their natural habitat and experiencing first-hand cetacean conservation and education while interacting with experienced professionals.

What are the benefits?
- Aquire valuable hands-on experience with marine mammals
- Assist with Conservation Program
- Establish field work hours and compile real-time data
- Explore Cape Cod Bay and the greater marine environement of Stellwagen Bank

Who is eligible?
Applicants must have a background in biology, environmental studies or communications, posses a deep desire to help protect marine mammals and their environment combined with a love of working with people.

How much does the internship cost?
There is absolutely no cost for the summer-long program. However, housing, transportation and living expenses are the responsibility of the intern.

Quotes from previous interns
Catie - "My work at Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises has taught me not only a love for the whales and the marine environment but, the skills to share and teach this love and respect to others."

Thalia - "Working on the Whale Watcher has allowed me to gain the field work necessary to a successful career in marine research. Being on the boat everyday has been an amazing experience that allowed me the opportunity to observe whales' behavior in their natural habitat and now I know what it takes to do field research."

Kim - "What an amazing experience and honor to be a part of such a great mission. To help educate the public is a small way for me to help save this endangered planet. On the water I learn something new each day from these majestic creatures to take with me through everyday life on land. Working as part of a team is rewarding and the feeling here is like family. How fortunate I am to be part of Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises."

How do I apply?
Please email your resume and cover letter to Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises (.pdf or .doc). Hardcopies and letters of recommendation will be requested if applicant meets initial criteria.

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