Category: Mexico

+ Gray whale mother and calf surfacing beside a small boat in the calm lagoons of Baja California at sunrise with golden light reflecting on the water.

Where the Whales Return: The Extraordinary Gray Whale Lagoons of Baja California

Every winter, one of the longest migrations on Earth ends in the protected lagoons of Baja California, where giant whales arrive to give birth in shallow desert waters There are places that stay with you long after you leave. Not because they are loud or dramatic. But because something about them feels deeply alive. I first explored the gray whale lagoons of Baja California … Read More Where the Whales Return: The Extraordinary Gray Whale Lagoons of Baja California

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A Reflection on the Fragility and Necessity of Museums in Latin America

The article “‘¿Para qué un museo?’: A Reflection from Latin America upon the Fragility and Necessity of Museums” explores the delicate balance museums must maintain between preservation and relevance. It discusses the fragile nature of historical collections, contrasting visions of museums, and their role as dynamic entities shaped by societal values and priorities.