The following documents are private and contain sensitive information, including maps with GPS points and data on the locations of observed animals. To protect these species and prevent any risk of poaching, this information is not publicly accessible.

The internship report also contains sensitive and confidential data.

If you wish to access these documents, you can submit a request via the designated Google Forms.

QGIS Project 

This QGIS project was created during my marine biology internship in Mexico. I used QGIS to map and organize all the marine animal sightings recorded throughout the internship.

On the map, each point corresponds to a precise observation, georeferenced using GPS coordinates. For each point, I added:

– the date of the sighting,

– the common name of the species observed,

– a photo of the animal,

– and a link to my YouTube videos showing the corresponding species.

The points are grouped by major species categories, providing a clear and structured view of the distribution of animals observed during the internship.

This project allowed me to combine fieldwork, data collection, and digital mapping skills, while documenting my observations in a scientific, rigorous, and visual way.

Interactive Map

This interactive map shares those encounters: click on the markers to explore my photos, videos, and notes.

Internship Report

Here is my internship report from Apex Ocean Divers, where I present the organization of Apex, the study area, my main tasks, the structure of my internship, the skills I developed, and the challenges I faced.