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Visiting New Orleans? Here Are the Top Things to Do
A typical summer Fais Do-Do down the bayou. Image is a depiction and not an actual event. New Orleans is one of the most unique cities in America. Every street has its own story, and every neighborhood offers something different. Travelers on Reddit often agree that the best way to experience the city is to mix famous attractions with local favorites. Here are some of the top things to do while visiting New Orleans. Walk Through the French Quarter No trip to New Orleans is co
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Jul 302 min read


Coastal Restoration Projects
Capt. Jason "PIPP" Pippenger educating a community group on the process and positive effects of coastal plantings in the central wetlands of St. Bernard Parish, La. Why does coastal restoration projects matter to St. Bernard Parish? St. Bernard Parish is home to some of Louisiana's most beautiful wetlands. These marshes provide a home for fish, birds, shrimp, crabs, and alligators. They also protect nearby communities from storms and flooding. Over the years, hurricanes, ero
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Jul 272 min read


Fall Bird Migration is Coming to Louisiana's Coast
Green Heron. Picture taken in Bayou Bienvenue on June 12th 2026 For birders across the country, fall migration is one of the most exciting times of the year. It is a chance to add a new life bird to your list while experiencing one of the greatest wildlife events in North America. Southeast Louisiana and the greater New Orleans area sit along the Mississippi Flyway, making this region one of the best places to watch thousands of birds stop to rest and feed before continuing t
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Jul 242 min read


Are There Alligators in New Orleans?
Picture of a 12 foot gator taken south of New Orleans in St Bernard Parish, La. Yes! There are alligators in New Orleans, but you probably won't see one walking down Bourbon Street. American alligators live in the swamps, marshes, bayous, and wetlands that surround the city. These natural areas are just minutes from downtown and are home to one of Louisiana's most famous animals. Alligators play an important role in the environment. They help keep the ecosystem healthy by con
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Jul 242 min read
Captain Pip talks with "Tip of the Tongue" podcast...
Cap Pip chats with Liz Williams on the "Tip of the Tongue" podcast to discuss tourism and the current state of coastal restoration in the area.
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Jul 70 min read


The 10 Best Tours on Water in New Orleans
Authentic seafood boil on Bayou Bienvenue, St. Bernard, La. Picture taken on May 1st 2026 For an Unforgettable Louisiana Experience..... Must things to do when visiting New Orleans. Yes, it is famous for its music, food, and culture, but some of the most memorable experiences happen away from the busy streets and out on the water. The wetlands, rivers, and coastal waterways surrounding the city offer visitors a chance to see a different side of Louisiana — one filled with wil
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May 254 min read


What is the big festival in New Orleans?
When visitors think about New Orleans festivals, they usually picture Mardi Gras, Bourbon Street, or Jazz Fest. But locals know some of the best experiences in the city happen Beyond The French Quarter — and one of the most beloved neighborhood festivals of the year is the New Orleans Greek Fest. If you’re searching for authentic New Orleans events, family-friendly festivals in Louisiana, live music in New Orleans, or the best local food festivals this Memorial Day weekend, G
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May 193 min read


What are some hidden gems in Louisiana
There’s New Orleans… and then there’s the New Orleans locals keep for themselves. The city is famous for Mardi Gras beads, jazz echoing through the French Quarter, and late nights on Bourbon Street. But ask a fifth-generation New Orleanian where the soul of the city truly lives, and you’ll get a very different answer. Capt. Pip — born and raised in Louisiana waters, with generations of family roots planted deep in New Orleans culture — believes the magic of the Crescent City
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May 185 min read
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