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Culture3 years agoInternment Camp Made Into a National Park for History
While the Nazis became notorious for the atrocities they committed during World War II, they were not the only country that rounded people up because of...
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Culture3 years agoConservation Measures by Indigenous Peoples Helps Restore Caribou Herd
Despite federal as well as provincial rescue undertakings, caribou populations remain on the decline throughout Canada, primarily as a result of human activities. One herd of...
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Culture3 years agoThe Swimming Swami
What do you do with a monk past his 125th birthday who wants to keep serving his neighbor, even if that person has leprosy? Well, if he...
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Culture3 years agoCurators at the Baltimore Museum are its own Security Guards and Art Fanatics Love it!
They’ve been working at the Baltimore Museum of Art as guards for years, Chris Koo as well as Traci Archable-Frederick. When a news reporter asked, “You’ve...
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Culture3 years agoMaldivian Researchers Uncover Enchanting Rose-veiled Fairy Wrasse
While there are scores of marine species located off the Maldives coastline, a new addition has been formally defined by a Maldivian researcher—and it’s been titled...
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Culture3 years agoRussian Woman Helps Her Team Earn Gold After Landing First Olympic Quad Jump
Landing a quadruple jump or quadruple axel in figure skating, specifically on the world level, is the dream of most figure skaters. Doing it at the...
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Culture3 years agoA Conservation Dog in NZ known for Saving Countless Kiwis, Retires
Now that Rein, the conservation dog, has spent the better part of a decade searching for kiwis to keep them from going extinct, it’s time for...
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Culture3 years agoTree on Nagasaki Island Bought By American to Prevent Felling
With his fingertips, 38-year-old Sutton feels as though a Banyan tree on Fukuejima Island, along a narrow path with its branches extending in all directions, is...
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Culture3 years agoSaving the Sea Horses – One Women’s Mission
The myth of the solo fisherman catching fish one by one or with a small net has been idolized first in literature and then in classic...
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Culture3 years agoSanta Clara Couple Open RV Park For Low-income Families To Stave-off Homelessness
There are millions of people living below the poverty line for varying reasons. Some only need a little assistance to get themselves back on track. Fortunately,...