When an elephant dies, its nutrients are dispersed. As time goes by, the soil becomes less toxic and increasingly fertile as elephants revisit their dead and grasses begin to grow upon the grave.
Have you ever wondered what it is like to live in rural Peru? In this logbook I talk about some of the highlights of my week as well as the natural beauty I get to experience here every day!
Hi! My name is Shaleena, and I am a Peace Corps Volunteer teaching English in Plato, Colombia. I'll be here for 2 years, and I am excited to share my journey with you!
Here, I give a final farewell to you, the students of Mr. Wild's class. It was a fun experience, sharing my life here with you all. I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did!
People in the Black Sea region drink tea every day. It’s a big part of life and a way to show kindness to guests. Tea is served in small glasses and grown on the hills near the sea.
Read on for my reflection on my experience in Togo, my Peace Corps service and my journey as a traveler. I'll pass along some advice on how you can travel one day, too!
In this Field Note, we'll talk about travel to Paris, France! From speedy subways and tiny cars to bikes, scooters, and river boats, discover the fun and unique ways Parisians get from place to place.
