Prompt 6 –art, literature, music

Buongiorno! This week, it has been incredibly windy which has made the weather feel much colder. Sitting in my sit spot was a challenge because I kept shivering! Despite this, flowers are continuing to bloom, the trees are budding, and more days than not are warm and sunny.  I am so glad that this week’s […]

Week 5: Environmental Justice

I can already see more flowers on campus as I walk back to my sit spot this week. The Bremen weather remains inconsistent, however, I hope it’ll remain warm so soon. It was hailing, then raining and turning sunny today. I took my umbrella with me as I was walking back to my sit spot […]

Journal Entry #5: Environmental Justice

Green spaces in Paris, are, without a doubt, very artificial. The plants are always trimmed or bent in a specific manner. Even the top of the trees have to be chopped off in the same way. Having transitioned from Wellesley, which looks like a forest, to a city with small green spaces sandwiched between buildings, […]

Post 4 – Place in the Community

Over the past few days, the area around my sit spot at the Square des Batignolles has been obstructed because of ongoing construction efforts to remove some of the trees by ordinance of the city. I was able to make my way around the blockage, and I found another sit spot within the park. From […]

Week 4- I love peatlands <3

¡Hola! It is a beautiful sunny day here in Puerto Natales 🙂  Using the carbon footprint calculator I found that my flights here totalled to 1.83 metric tons.  Recently in my classes we have been learning about peatlands and their importance for carbon sequestration and storage. I think it would be really interesting to do […]

Week 3- Water is life

¡Hola! All is well in Puerto Natales with the sun still shining at 6:45 pm!  Though my sit spot is facing a beautiful fjord, the drinking water in this city is not supplied by the fjord but rather deep wells. It is a bit surprising that the water here doesn’t come from the nearby glaciers/glacial […]