I was able to ask a few questions to my fellow colleague and researcher, Romane Chavagnac, who has been on some pretty cool adventures in Norway and throughout Europe.
The environment in Brittany is distinct from other parts of France. With regular rainy weather, the large Villaine river flowing through and a large coastline, water has a big impact on the region.
Dubrovnik may look like a perfect seaside city, but living here takes creativity. From heat and crowds to smart building design, people constantly adapt to their environment in surprising ways.
My school's garden is more than just a pretty patch of green plants. It provides an opportunity for students to learn life skills such as planting healthy vegetables and selling what they grow.
Andean weaving is an important tradition. During my visit to Cusco and Machu Picchu, I saw handmade textiles made from alpaca wool and learned how clothing reflects history, identity and daily life.
Formosan rock macaques are one of Taiwan's most iconic creatures. But these cheeky monkeys, especially the ones who live on Kaohsiung's Monkey Mountain, are not shy. Watch out for your snacks!
I interviewed three different kids from Plato: my host brother, Juan Pablo, who is in 8th grade at a private school, and two students from my school, Karol in 9th grade and Maximo in 11th grade.
I met 13-year-old Eiby one Friday morning while playing basketball in our town center. Eiby is friendly, curious and a great conversationalist. Would you like to meet him, too?
