It’s me, Brian. Welcome to another episode of adventures in El Nido. The past week was filled with travel as we completed our island rotations.

Hi everyone. Shine reporting from Apulit. Can’t believe that already five weeks have past of my time in the Philippines. With only five more weeks to go, I realize how not ready I am to leave this place.

I'm Ziyue, the "IT guy" of the cohort. The interns are concluding our fourth week at the resorts, and as cliche as it sounds, the week seemed to have gone by fastest.

Every internship program is just as unique as each day's sunset.

Hi, it’s your favorite (and only) El Nido graduate intern, Caitlyn! This past week at Miniloc Island Resort, I’ve finally started to settle into life in Palawan after the orientation period and newness of living in the Philippines is starting to fade.

Hey guys it's Bayley. Not many people can say their summer internship involves getting a diving certification, learning to weave a buri purse, bathing pigs, and visiting multiple turtle hatcheries all in one week. However, for the GU Impacts fellows, this past week has been all that and more.

Brian here. It was transition week. It began halfway across the Pacific Ocean in Anchorage, Alaska where I boarded a plane that would spend the next twenty hours flying me to Manila.