I've had so much fun sharing my adventures throughout Colombia with you all. Grandes abrazos (Big hugs) from Medellín, and I hope you can visit Colombia for yourself one day!
Education is an important part of all communities, whether it is in school or not. The same is true in Omsk. People want to receive an education so that they can pursue their dreams and goals.
For such a small country, Costa Rica sure does have a lot of natural wonders. One of the biggest issues here is finding ways to protect them. Come and learn a little bit about the environment!
For this entry, I went to a high school in Haarlem, near Amsterdam. The students I talked to are in grade "wvo6" which is the same as the 12th grade in the United States.
One of my favorite parts of Exeter is the River Exe. However, part of living by a river is experiencing flooding. This field note discusses some of the measures taken in Exeter to prevent flooding.
Communities all around the world have many needs. This week, I did a little research about waste management at my university to learn about how it handles all the trash that is produced every day.
I was lucky to have the chance to interview Irene, the daughter of my boss at work. Irene is four years old, which means she is about to start first grade. I hope you enjoy "meeting" Irene!
Singapore prides itself on being one of the cleanest cities in the world, and has also been developing eco-friendly initiatives in recent decades to promote a greener living space.
