
This episode explores diverse career paths in marine science, policy, and education, featuring insights from experts and fellows.
For those who can’t imagine a day without the smell of salt air, the rumble of waves, or the chatter of gulls overhead, a coastal career feels like a natural calling. But knowing you belong near the ocean isn’t the same as knowing where you fit within it—and the world of marine careers is far more diverse than many people realize. In this episode of Time and Tide, we dive into the many paths available in marine science, policy, and education. Whether you’re a student just starting to explore your options or a professional looking to pivot into coastal work, we offer practical guidance for navigating the opportunities along New Hampshire’s small—but mighty—stretch of coastline. We also highlight the training programs and graduate pathways within the Granite State that can launch careers nationwide. Act 1 : We speak with Lindsey Williams, New Hampshire Sea Grant's very own workforce development expert, who helps us give career advice to four imaginary students facing very real decisions. From hands-on science roles to community-focused education jobs, Lindsey helps untangle what matters most when choosing a coastal career path. Act 2 : Next, we head to Washington, D.C., for a…
Guests: Lindsey Williams, Ana Silverio, Elizabeth “Lizzy” Martin
Organizations: New Hampshire Sea Grant
Places: New Hampshire, Washington, D.C.
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