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National Nursing Week: Leanne Poitras-Kelly's work honours community connections

National Nursing Week: Leanne Poitras-Kelly’s work honours community connections
(Photo of Leanne Poitras-Kelly. Courtesy of the University of Victoria.)
Before starting her day as a nurse educator, Leanne Poitras-Kelly centres herself with morning exercise and of course coffee.
If she goes for a walk, she’ll be listening to her favourite podcast about Métis culture, Paykiiwikay, she tells IndigiNews.
Every work day is different for the multitasking Registered Nurse, who has been working as an assistant teaching professor since 2007 meaning she both teaches and practices nursing.
Sometimes she is on campus at University of Victoria (UVic) where she teaches in the School of Nursing and still maintains community practice. She’s also working on her PhD in Social Dimensions of Health. She explains her area of study, “exploring the resistance and advancement of anti-racism education for undergraduate nursing students and its application for nurs ....

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Are Restoration Projects Enough to Save our Coral Reefs?

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To commemorate Earth Day 2021, AZoCleantech looks at coral reef damage and if restoration projects are enough to save our underwater ecosystems.
Earth’s coral reefs are in danger, with climate change and environmental damage already responsible for the ongoing destruction of the world’s reefs. Restoration attempts are underway, but are they enough to halt the death of these important living ecosystems?
Coral reefs rank amongst the most diverse ecosystems on the face of planet Earth, playing host to thousands of different species of animals.
These reefs are now dying at an alarming rate as they have been exposed to a wide range of stressors, such as rising ocean temperatures, increasing pollution, and over-fishing. These factors are causing bleaching events that result in mass coral deaths. ....

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Ike Barber Scholarships Keep Selkirk College Transfer Students On Track

by Bob Hall on Thursday February 11 2021
West Kootenay High School grad Jacob Erickson started his post-secondary journey at Selkirk College (seen here pre-COVID). After a successful first year at the Castlegar Campus, he is one of 26 former Selkirk College students to secure a $5,000 Ike Barber Transfer Scholarship and is now working towards his degree at Simon Fraser University. Selkirk College photo
Beginning their post-secondary journey in a rural setting, 26 students from Selkirk College are carrying on their education at university with a financial boost from the Ike Barber Transfer Scholarship Program.
Offered by the Irving K. Barber BC Scholarship Society, each year up to 160 transfer students from smaller institutions across British Columbia are provided $5,000 each to help with the next step of their education. The scholarships are awarded to successful applicants who demonstrate academic merit and significant community involveme ....

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Coral Recovery Following Prolonged Heatwaves

Coral Recovery Following Prolonged Heatwaves
UVic marine biologist Julia Baum sampling Platygyra colonies on Kiritimati (Christmas Island), 2019. Image Credit: Kristina Tietjen.
Coral reefs could bounce back from bleaching caused by soaring temperatures new research suggests, but only in the right conditions.
Coral reefs have provided researchers with some hope that at least one element of nature could ‘bounce back’ from soaring temperatures and a global heatwave induced by climate change but, only with a very specific plan of action in place.
Biologists from the University of Victoria (UVic) report that some corals have displayed unexpected resilience to rising ocean temperatures driven by unprecedented heatwaves. The discovery has positive implications for the long-term survival of coral reefs in the face of global warming. ....

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