Pringle, Brian D Hurley, Grant A McGrath, Todd A Reed, Jonathan R Zapata, Isain Ross, David W
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Wilderness & environmental medicine
Glenohumeral dislocations present a challenging management dilemma in austere settings where patient transport time may be prolonged. Expeditious reduction is preferable, but treatment is commonly expected to take place within a hospital or comparable facility. Through a novel shoulder injury program, professional ski patrollers trained as emergenc...
Gleason, Mary G. Reynolds, Mark D. Heady, Walter N. Easterday, Kelly Morrison, Scott A.
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Frontiers in Conservation Science
Conservation of coastal biodiversity and associated ecosystem services requires protection and management for attributes of coastal wildness, which we define to include physical and ecological intactness and connectivity, native species and habitat diversity, and limited human disturbance. Coastal wildness is threatened by high demand for access to...
Wagner, Thomas D Paul, Megan E Youngson, Laura R Levin, Dana R
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Wilderness & environmental medicine
High-altitude expeditions expose teams to particular medical, environmental, and social challenges that can have unintended and severe consequences for crew members. In June 2017, the 9-d Equal Playing Field (EPF) expedition to Mount Kilimanjaro to set a world record for the highest-altitude soccer match ever played demonstrated the variety of chal...
D'Angelo, Jonah Ritchie, Stephen D Oddson, Bruce Gagnon, Dominique D Mrozewski, Tomasz Little, Jim Nault, Sebastien
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International journal of environmental research and public health
Heart rate variability (HRV) is a psychophysiological variable that is often used in applied analysis techniques to indicate health status because it provides a window into the intrinsic regulation of the autonomic nervous system. However, HRV data analysis methods are varied and complex, which has led to different approaches to data collection, an...
Duret, Christophe
Lors d’une conférence prononcée en 1984, Umberto Eco dressait le constat d’un regain d’intérêt pour le Moyen Âge dans la culture occidentale d’alors. Cela reste vrai quatre décennies plus tard et le phénomène teinte un grand nombre de fictions postcatastrophiques dans lesquelles cette période historique est mise à profit pour dépeindre sous un jour...
Johnson, Robyn MacKenzie
Building off the extensive criticism surrounding the American wilderness in settler-colonial and Indigenous studies, “Narrating the American Wilderness” examines how the paradoxical variations of the wilderness (the demonic, the sublime, and the innocent) condition settler-colonialists to accept a fictional wilderness as reality. Through continual ...
Larsson, Emelie Ingridsdotter, Jenny
The article explores 'off the grid' representations in social media, with a focus on how these representations reproduce imaginaries of nature, place and gender. The analysis material consists of content produced by three influencers who left urban life for a simpler lifestyle in northern Sweden. We find that the social media content draws on numer...
Della Fontana, Lucia
Depuis ses débuts, l'œuvre littéraire de Laura Pugno est traversée par la question du « sauvage » et du « domestique ». Source première de ce que l’autrice, après Freud, nomme « l’inquiétante étrangeté », celle-ci se lie notamment au brouillement des frontières entre la culture et la nature et entre l'humain et l'animal. L’article entend donc parco...
Lombard, David André; 141790;
reference work, no ISBN - This a peer-reviewed contribution to an online encyclopedia. / status: Published online
Williams, Brooke A Watson, James E M Beyer, Hawthorne L Klein, Carissa J Montgomery, Jamie Runting, Rebecca K Roberson, Leslie A Halpern, Benjamin S Grantham, Hedley S Kuempel, Caitlin D
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Conservation biology : the journal of the Society for Conservation Biology
costa, huella humana, impacto humano cumulativo, litoral, presión humana, restauración, tierras vírgenes Resumen El manejo de la interfaz entre la tierra y el mar es esencial para los objetivos mundiales de conservación y sustentabilidad ya que las regiones costeras mantienen los procesos naturales que sostienen a la biodiversidad y al sustento de ...
