I was fortunate enough to be selected for one of three summer internships with the pioneering, community-fuelled habitat restoration charity, Seawilding! Now in their fourth year of operations, Seawilding are going from strength to strength in their efforts to restore native oyster populations and expand seagrass meadow coverage in the stunning Loch Craignish.During the internship, we have worked on a range of activities including: - Seagrass rhizome processing and transplanting- Constructing and deploying spat collectors (in the hopes of gathering oyster spat once the reintroduced population starts to spawn)- BSAC approved snorkel certifications- Oyster population surveying - Oyster nursery maintenance (rope cleaning, star fish removal, etc)- Capturing and editing photos and videos using GoPro and DSLR camera- Literature ReviewsIt's been amazing to see the community involvement and investment in this project. With an abundance of volunteers not only from the local community but also being inspired and attracted from as far-a-field as Newport, Largs and even Paris!Rewilding - in this case Marine Rewilding - is clearly creating a stir in the environmental social movement and it has been really inspiring to see Seawilding's trailblazing work up close and to get my hands dirty in the nuts, bolts, snorkels, creels, cameras, bicycles, barbeques and backpacks that constitute this awesome, active and inspiring organisation.