Everyday Biology Reading

My evolutionary biology course here isn't quite what I expected, but that may not be a bad thing at all!

Santiago and the Mapuche

We visited the Mapuche cultural center in Santiago this week to learn more about the culture and history of this important indigenous tribe, and I'm catching up on academics after our Rapa Nui trip.

Rapa Nui: Ocean and Agriculture

From the ancient Rapa Nui people of Easter Island to the islanders of today, surviving in this remote location means finding fresh water and learning to use and appreciate the land around you.

Recycling - When Green is In

Proper waste management is a growing concern in China's densely populated cities. Although many young people learn about recycling in school, students often feel discouraged to act. 

Pandas - A Conservation Effort

On Labor Day weekend, I visited a panda breeding base where I discovered cute faces, as well as the importance of conservation efforts for pandas and other animals all over the world. 

Staying Local - Labor Day Weekend in Chengdu

The highlights of this Labor Day weekend included panda bears, peacocks, and an amusement park. Instead of traveling, I stayed local and explored Chengdu with my friends. 

Jewel Lizards

Meet the jewel lizard (Liolaemus tenuis), one of Chile's most beautiful and interesting species!

A Typical Week of School

After a week of Spanish tests, museum exhibits, and delicious quesadillas, I'm looking forward to escaping the chilly weather here in Santiago for a couple of days on Easter Island!

STEM - Past and Present

STEM is all around us. In New York City, I thought that STEM provided modern conveniences to life. In China, I have discovered that STEM has been around for centuries.

Tea - A Chinese Tradition

Tea is an ancient Chinese tradition that has carried over to the modern world. One of China's biggest exports, tea is of great importance to Chinese culture. 

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