Alana Williams
Last year, Danielle Dillon was on a research mission in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean collecting valuable specimens – three samples of right whale poop.
After locating the orange sludge floating on the surface, she scooped it into a container using a net and quickly placed it on ice to preserve it. This isn’t a random project — it’s how scientists discover the stories of right whales.
Read the full story below.
Isaac LadasFor 25 years, the Boston landmark’s orchestral music has filled Boston’s parks, bringing free performances to overlooked communities. The Boston Landmarks Orchestra was started in 2001 by conductor Charles Ansbacher.…
The culturally strong neighborhood of Chinatown displays a variety of Asian culinary, art, and attractions that keep people coming back for more. View the multimedia project below.
Multiple