Instant or Restaurant Ramen?

You can't come to Japan and not try the ramen noodles! We eat a lot of cup noodles in the United States, too. Learn about how they were invented in Japan and how it compares to restaurant ramen.

Ceviche con Pollo is the Way to Go!

The taste of Ecuadorian ceviche will make your taste buds tingle but, even if it doesn't, there is always a way around it. Find out how my mom made a tasty ceviche dish just for me.

Living in Siberia

Living in a new place means learning about a new environment, as well as how and why people live there. My time in Omsk has taught me a lot about living in Siberia. I am excited to share it with you!

A Land Blooming with Iguanas

Ecuador is home to many fascinating animals but the green iguana is one of the natives that still thrive throughout the entire South American continent

Parque Arví: An Abundance of Ferns

Yesterday I trekked to Parque Arví, a huge nature park above Medellín, to find some peace and quiet from the hustle of city life. It was so green, and I saw many species of ferns all over the park!

The Ever-Growing City

When you hear "environment," you usually think "nature," right? Well, an environment can be any type of surrounding around you. What type of environment does central China's biggest city have?

Mar y Montañas (Sea and Mountains)

Humans are very connected with their environments. Just as humans shape the environment when they build cities and roads, the enviornment influences us, too - and Barcelona is no exception! 

 

Bio is a lifestyle

Here is a look at the German heart and soul. Bio takes on an entirely different meaning when you live in Germany, and it does not only refer to biology class.

Not So Different After All

What do you think living in Costa Rica is like? I've learned that life here isn't as different from my life at home as I thought at first. 

Combating Homelessness in Exeter

During this field note, I am going to discuss homelessness in Exeter and how charities are combating that issue and seeking to help the people affected. 

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