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Three for Ajay: Learning at “The Other Side of Nowhere”
No full textPaul Watkins reflects on his relationship with Ajay Heble, with particular focus on his work with the Improvisation, Community, and Social Practice project (ICASP)
Glisten and Glint: The Ajay Way
No full textMervyn Horgan reflects on his relationship with Ajay Heble, from the start of his work at the University of Guelph to present day
NORTHERN RANGE SHIFTS OF EASTERN GIANT SWALLOWTAIL (HERACLIDES CRESPHONTES) BUTTERFLIES IN ONTARIO: TIMING, EXTENT, AND CLIMATE WARMING
No full textDuring a time of range expansion in the late 1800s, the eastern giant swallowtail, Heraclides cresphontes (Cramer, 1777) (Lepidoptera: Papilionidae), had a Carolinian distribution in Ontario. Subsequently, no substantial change occurred for more than 100 years, except for some minor periodic fluctuation. The species was apparently continuously present at some Carolinian zone localities in the extreme southwest, such as Point Pelee. In 2006, a new expansion began when the butterfly moved into the area at the northeastern end of Lake Ontario, north of Kingston and to Peterborough by 2010. By 2012, the species had become established further north in Ottawa, later becoming more widespread in the Ottawa valley. The main direction of expansion and the butterfly’s continuous presence in newly colonized areas support a range shift. Climate warming is the most likely cause, further supported by lack of evidence for other potential causes such as the decline of ash trees, newly available foodplants, a foodplant preference shift, or transport by humans. Eastern giant swallowtail butterflies moved north elsewhere in the northeast at the same time as they did in Ontario. Other flora and fauna have also moved northward in the province. Together, these observations are part of a large body of ecological evidence that organisms are responding to recent global warming with adapted behaviour and range shifts
Más Allá de la Terapia Familiar para Problemas de Drogas y Adicciones: Combinando la Experiencia Vivida con la Profesional en un Equipo de Alcance
No full textEste artículo es una visión general práctica y paso a paso de la forma en que organizamos las reuniones de la red terapéutica dentro del equipo de extensión Recovery Brno. Nuestro marco terapéutico está enraizado en prácticas colaborativas-dialógicas (Anderson, 1997; Levin, Gil-Wilkerson, 2019) y estamos muy inspirados por el enfoque de los Diálogos Abiertos (Olson, Seikkula, Ziedonis, 2014; Seikkula, 2021). Destacamos especialmente dos elementos innovadores que no son tan frecuentes en la terapia familiar convencional y / o los servicios de atención a la adicción. El primer elemento es nuestro trabajo en pares de terapeutas donde siempre hay una persona profesional y una con experiencia vivida en la adicción presentes en la reunión. Esto tiene muchos beneficios incluyendo charlas reflexivas entre nosotros, mayor posibilidad de responderle a todos los participantes u "otro tipo de conexión" a través de la experiencia vivida en situaciones similares. El segundo elemento es el hecho de que solemos organizar las reuniones en los entornos naturales de nuestros clientes: hogares u otros lugares en los que viven. Esto nos permite acceder directamente al contexto mucho más rico de los clientes, nos ayuda a tener una comprensión más profunda de cómo viven y mejora nuestra conexión con las familias
Unconventional Shale Gas Development: Challenges for Policy and EA Practice
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