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Lab-Aids Powers Middle School Science Across the Pacific - Vimarsana News

Lab-Aids Powers Middle School Science Across the Pacific

/PRNewswire/ -- Lab-Aids, the Long Island-based publisher and manufacturer of hands-on, evidence-based science programs is now the exclusive provider of middle...

Maui Nui Marine Resource Council to host free live talk on coral restoration in Hawaiʻi  : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Maui Nui Marine Resource Council to host free live talk on coral restoration in Hawaiʻi  : Maui Now

Maui Nui Marine Resource Council will host the December edition of its “Know Your Ocean Speaker Series” featuring Alika Garcia and Blake Nowack of Kuleana Coral Restoration, on Dec. 6 at 5:30 p.m. in the Sphere Theater at the Maui Ocean Center.

Our Valley Our Future Adds Two New Board Members - Vimarsana News

Our Valley Our Future Adds Two New Board Members

The Our Valley Our Future group has two new board members. The addition of Kim Hatfield of Catholic Charities and Tracy Bowerman of the Upper Columbia Salmon

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Field work offers students a chance to learn outdoors - Vimarsana News

Field work offers students a chance to learn outdoors

In early June of this year, surrounded by the gorgeous Sierra Mountains, ten local 9th-12th graders from Ghidotti, Bitney Prep, SAEL, Colfax, and Nevada Union got a chance to conduct hands-on field work and meadow…

Coastal News Today | World - Study Quantifying Parachute Science in Coral Reef Research Shows It's 'Still Widespread' - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | World - Study Quantifying Parachute Science in Coral Reef Research Shows It's 'Still Widespread'

They found that institutions from several lower-middle- and upper-middle-income countries with abundant coral reefs produced less research than institutions based in high-income countries with fewer or in some cases no reefs. They also found that host-nation scientists (scientists from the nations where field research was conducted) were not included in authorship on studies almost twice as often when those studies were conducted in lower-income countries. "Unfortunately, for decades, it was the norm for researchers from high-income nations and wealthy institutions to engage in parachute scie...