New Orleans is a great place to live, with endless possibilities of things to eat, drink and do, but sometimes you want to get out of the city and discover new things. Fortunately, the Crescent City is surrounded by scenic, quirky, and historic destinations that make for unforgettable day trips. Whether you’re craving natural beauty, […]
On Wednesday, June 19, scientists captured footage of a giant squid just 100 miles south of New Orleans in the Gulf of Mexico.
Katrina. The name itself still has power. The mention of this storm brings back a complex slew of memories—both horrific and transformative. Because of this, we as a city have a unique, ingrained respect for the power of hurricanes. So sit down—with global temperature increases, hurricanes will be getting worse, much worse.
The beginnings of serious climate-change related population displacement are being felt all over much of the coastal-dwelling world. When one considers our own backyard, the Gulf of Mexico, and by extension, the Caribbean Islands further south, there are even more signs of coming change.
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