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2. An Agile Educational Framework: A Response for the COVID-19 Pandemic

Author

Al-Sholi, Hana Y., Shadid, Ola R., Alshare, Khaled A., and Lane, Mike

Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused an emergent move in all countries across the world. All education institutions were forced to shut down until further notice and were forced to come up with creative solutions to continue with the learning process. Based on existing literature, students and faculty feedback, and interview responses obtained from top management of higher education institutions in several countries, this paper proposes an agile educational framework for higher education institutions to be better prepared for teaching/learning in the digital age for the long term, and for the upcoming academic years in the short term. The proposed framework encompasses the major components that contribute to the effectiveness and efficiency of online, hybrid or traditional face-to-face instruction mode.

Published
2021
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6. Launch Pad in a Box

Author

Mantovani, James, Tamasy, Gabor, Mueller, Rob, Townsend, Van, Sampson, Jeff, and Lane, Mike

Subjects
Launch Vehicles And Launch Operations
Abstract

NASA Kennedy Space Center (KSC) is developing a new deployable launch system capability to support a small class of launch vehicles for NASA and commercial space companies to test and launch their vehicles. The deployable launch pad concept was first demonstrated on a smaller scale at KSC in 2012 in support of NASA Johnson Space Center's Morpheus Lander Project. The main objective of the Morpheus Project was to test a prototype planetary lander as a vertical takeoff and landing test-bed for advanced spacecraft technologies using a hazard field that KSC had constructed at the Shuttle Landing Facility (SLF). A steel pad for launch or landing was constructed using a modular design that allowed it to be reconfigurable and expandable. A steel flame trench was designed as an optional module that could be easily inserted in place of any modular steel plate component. The concept of a transportable modular launch and landing pad may also be applicable to planetary surfaces where the effects of rocket exhaust plume on surface regolith is problematic for hardware on the surface that may either be damaged by direct impact of high speed dust particles, or impaired by the accumulation of dust (e.g., solar array panels and thermal radiators). During the Morpheus free flight campaign in 2013-14, KSC performed two studies related to rocket plume effects. One study compared four different thermal ablatives that were applied to the interior of a steel flame trench that KSC had designed and built. The second study monitored the erosion of a concrete landing pad following each landing of the Morpheus vehicle on the same pad located in the hazard field. All surfaces of a portable flame trench that could be directly exposed to hot gas during launch of the Morpheus vehicle were coated with four types of ablatives. All ablative products had been tested by NASA KSC and/or the manufacturer. The ablative thicknesses were measured periodically following the twelve Morpheus free flight tests. The thermal energy from the Morpheus rocket exhaust plume was only found to be sufficient to cause appreciable ablation of one of the four ablatives that were tested. The rocket exhaust plume did cause spalling of concrete during each descent and landing on a landing pad in the hazard field. The Extended Abstract ASE Earth and Space Conference April, 2016 - Orlando, FL concrete surface was laser scanned following each Morpheus landing, and the total volume of spalled concrete that eroded between the first and final landings of the Morpheus Project's test campaign was estimated. This paper will also describe a new deployable launch system (DLS) capability that is being developed at KSC and was publicly announced in May 2015 (KSC Partnerships, 2015). The DLS is a set of multi-user Ground Support Equipment that will be used to test and launch small class launch vehicles. The system is comprised of four main elements: the Launch Stand, the Flame Deflector, the Pad Apron and the KAMAG transporter. The system elements are designed to be deployed at launch or test sites within the KSC/CCAFS boundaries. The DLS is intended to be used together with the Fluid and Electrical System of the Universal Propellant Servicing Systems and Mobile Power Data and Communications Unit

Published
2016

7. Evidence of groundwater vulnerability to climate variability and economic growth in coastal Kenya

Author

Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Departament d'Enginyeria Civil i Ambiental, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. GHS - Grup d'Hidrologia Subterrània, Ferrer Ramos, Nuria, Folch Sancho, Albert, Fernández García, Daniel, Lane, Mike, Thomas, Mike, Gathenya, John Mwangi, Wara, Calvince, Thomson, Patrick, Custodio Gimena, Emilio, Hope, Rob, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Departament d'Enginyeria Civil i Ambiental, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. GHS - Grup d'Hidrologia Subterrània, Ferrer Ramos, Nuria, Folch Sancho, Albert, Fernández García, Daniel, Lane, Mike, Thomas, Mike, Gathenya, John Mwangi, Wara, Calvince, Thomson, Patrick, Custodio Gimena, Emilio, and Hope, Rob

Abstract

Climate change and future abstraction regimes will influence the availability of groundwater resources. To alleviate any potential negative effects on aquifer systems and dependent industrial and human uses, it is important to develop long-term water management plans. This study evaluates the effect of climate change and future increased groundwater demand from a coastal aquifer located in Kwale County in southern Kenya. A previously calibrated numerical groundwater flow model has been used as an assessment tool to study how future climate (precipitation and temperature variation) and groundwater abstraction changes will affect the aquifer system. The groundwater flow model was built to simulate the period 2010 to 2017, and eight future model scenarios were developed that cover six hypothetical future years. Future groundwater abstraction has been based on current allocations and future estimates made by Kenya’s Water Resources Authority. Future rainfall scenarios have been constructed based on a long historical data series (from 1959 to 2017) and the Standard Precipitation Index. The main results show that future abstraction increases due to economic growth exerts a minimum impact compared with expected climate variability. Recharge depends on intense rain events with important implications for both dry periods and for an average rainfall year. A succession of extended dry seasons may affect all water users. However, the groundwater level decline in the local shallow aquifer can reach five meters, with important consequences for local community water supplies. The most significant groundwater decline in drought periods is observed in the area surrounding the pumping wellfields in the deep aquifers, where the effects of drought and significant abstraction are multiplied. However, the effect of increased abstraction on the shallow aquifer system is limited. Despite groundwater level decline observed during prolonged dry periods, a dry period followed by a humid perio, The authors gratefully acknowledge the collaboration and key data shared by Base Titanium Ltd., and the support of Kenya's Water Resources Authority, the Kwale Country Government, Kwale International Sugar Company Ltd., and Rural Focus Ltd. This research was funded by the UK Government via NERC, ESRC and DFID as part of the Gro for GooD project (UPGro Consortium Grant: NE/M008894/1)., Peer Reviewed, Postprint (author's final draft)

Published
2020

9. Provincial Door-to-Needle Improvement Initiative Results in Improved Patient Outcomes Across an Entire Population

Author

Kamal, Noreen, primary, Jeerakathil, Thomas, additional, Stang, Jillian, additional, Liu, Mingfu, additional, Rogers, Edwin, additional, Smith, Eric E., additional, Demchuk, Andrew M., additional, Siddiqui, Muzaffar, additional, Mann, Balraj, additional, Bestard, Jennifer, additional, Lang, Eddy, additional, Shand, Elaine, additional, Benard, Magali, additional, Collins, Lisa, additional, Martin, Kevin, additional, Hartley, Corinna, additional, Reiber, Marnie, additional, Valaire, Shelley, additional, Mrklas, Kelly J., additional, Hill, Michael D., additional, Allen, Dana, additional, Anderson, Bill, additional, Angelstand, Joanne, additional, Anokye, Emmanuel, additional, Antymniuk, Cherylyn, additional, Arsenault, Natalie, additional, Ashman, Brenda, additional, Baker, Kathy, additional, Bakker, Jackie, additional, Balenga, Darla, additional, Berg, Melissa, additional, Berry, Lori-Ann, additional, Betzner, Michael, additional, Black, Lauren, additional, Blain, Denise, additional, Boutilier, Tracy, additional, Brady, Joanne, additional, Lynn Brewster, Stacey, additional, Brown, Patricia, additional, Buchynski, Ken, additional, Bugbee, Erin, additional, Bullard, Michael, additional, Burke, Doug, additional, Burnett, Chloe, additional, Butcher, Kenneth, additional, Cackett, Paula, additional, Canham, Hal, additional, Chiovetti, Ann, additional, Chivers, Lana, additional, Cobb, Caitlin, additional, Cote, M.C., additional, Coutts, Shelagh, additional, Currie, Deb, additional, Eric Daniels, James, additional, Desouza, Natasha, additional, Diebert, Mona, additional, Dixon, Tanya, additional, Dotchin, Jennifer, additional, Duckett, Sandy, additional, Dustow, Verlyne, additional, Dwyer, Robyn, additional, Dymond, Margaret, additional, Edmond, Cathy, additional, Eesa, Muneer, additional, Elias, Nicole, additional, Elliott, Tara, additional, Empson, Simone, additional, Falls, Liz, additional, Forder, Mark, additional, Foreman, Rhonda, additional, Forsythe, Darrel, additional, Fortier, Twyla, additional, Fowler, Laura, additional, Franklin, Shelly, additional, Garland, Jim, additional, Garon, Catherine, additional, Gerl, Darrin, additional, Ghauri, Imran, additional, Gough, Sherry, additional, Mark, Kevin Govender, additional, Mary-Lou Halabi, Gripp, additional, Halldorson, Sandy, additional, Harsch, Jean, additional, Hatcher, Caroline, additional, Hebner, Kathryn, additional, Hemsley, Richard, additional, Holloway, Dawn, additional, Holman, Denise, additional, Holsworth, Scott, additional, Holton, Stephanie, additional, Hull, Gavin, additional, Hyciek, Barb, additional, Ibach, Richard, additional, Imoukhuede, Oje, additional, Jeal, Barbara, additional, Jill, Denman, additional, Johnson, Marie, additional, Jones, Ozi, additional, Kabaroff, Alison, additional, Kalashyan, Hayrapet, additional, Kay, Frddy, additional, Kaytor, Pam, additional, Keppy, Tim, additional, King, Philo, additional, Kiszszak, Sharon, additional, Klick, Ryan, additional, Koshurba, Evelyn, additional, Kruhlak, Rob, additional, Lacasse, Julie, additional, Lane, Mike, additional, Laughs, Tamara, additional, Laut-Barss, Leslie, additional, Lavalee, Pam, additional, Leclair, Tania, additional, Linden, Paul, additional, Linderman, Troy, additional, Livingstone, Jason, additional, Lodder, Marilyn, additional, Lundgard, Karen, additional, Lyle, Elaine, additional, Mackenzie, Kathleen, additional, Malarczuk, Ashleigh, additional, Malfair, Dave, additional, Malone, Jamie, additional, Manosalva Alzate, Herbert, additional, McCann, Kerry, additional, McCarthy, Shannon, additional, McKenzie, Melissa, additional, McRobert, Leta, additional, Meroniuk, Dana, additional, Millar, Ryan, additional, Miller, Rob, additional, Mir, Bilan, additional, Montpetit, John, additional, Morissette, Jackie, additional, Morrison, Laurel, additional, Murray-Galbraith, Fiona, additional, Mydeen, Firdaus, additional, Namagiri, Lakshmi, additional, Neidig, Nicole, additional, Neil, Gordon, additional, Newcommon, Nancy, additional, Newell, Craig, additional, Nichol, Chris, additional, Norris, Colleen, additional, Norton, Dana, additional, Noseworthy, Sara, additional, O’Hara, Linda, additional, O’Neail, Shannon, additional, Orr, Wes, additional, Panes, Elysia, additional, Panes, Tita, additional, Paradis, Joyce, additional, Parry, Teresa, additional, Peacock, Darlene, additional, Peebles, Thomas, additional, Petersen, Steen, additional, Phelps, Ian, additional, Pooley, Roy, additional, Potvin, Nicholas, additional, Pryor, Rosanne, additional, Ramsahoye, Max, additional, Rashead, Mohammad, additional, Reedyk, Kevin, additional, Reynolds, Darla, additional, Rideout, Steven, additional, Rimmer, Kara, additional, Salih, Emad, additional, San Agustin, Patrick, additional, Sandbeck, Darren, additional, Sattar, Salim, additional, Sauter, Natalie, additional, Schmidt, Kim, additional, Seib, Elizabeth, additional, Selzler, Jason, additional, Sevcik, Bill, additional, Sharman, Donna, additional, Shuaib, Ashfaq, additional, Smith, Dawn, additional, Snider, Brent, additional, Snider, Jonathan, additional, Stander, Joe, additional, Stephenson, Caroline, additional, Stewart, Candice, additional, Stoyberg, Carol, additional, Suranyi, Yvonne, additional, Tablin, Myles, additional, Taralson, Colleen, additional, Throndson, Janice, additional, Traverse, Kristen, additional, van der Nest, Dalique, additional, Van Mulligan, Tyler, additional, Van Vuuren, Cornelius, additional, Vanderlinde, Erich, additional, Vilneff, Renee, additional, Volk, Glenda, additional, Wall, Krystal, additional, Wang, De Juan (Thur), additional, Warharft, Dave, additional, Watson, Jaylene, additional, Weir, Lorraine, additional, Weiss, Dale, additional, Welch, Dave, additional, Winder, Toni, additional, Winsor, Winona, additional, Woudstra, Douglas, additional, Youn, Dana, additional, Young, Leane, additional, and Zerna, Charlotte, additional

Published
2020
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13. How does water-reliant industry affect groundwater systems in coastal Kenya?

Author

Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Doctorat en Enginyeria del Terreny, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Departament d'Enginyeria Civil i Ambiental, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Doctorat en Enginyeria Ambiental, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. GHS - Grup d'Hidrologia Subterrània, Ferrer Ramos, Nuria, Folch Sancho, Albert, Lane, Mike, Olago, Dan, Katuva, Jacob, Thomson, Patrick, Jou Claus, Sonia, Hope, Rob, Custodio Gimena, Emilio, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Doctorat en Enginyeria del Terreny, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Departament d'Enginyeria Civil i Ambiental, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Doctorat en Enginyeria Ambiental, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. GHS - Grup d'Hidrologia Subterrània, Ferrer Ramos, Nuria, Folch Sancho, Albert, Lane, Mike, Olago, Dan, Katuva, Jacob, Thomson, Patrick, Jou Claus, Sonia, Hope, Rob, and Custodio Gimena, Emilio

Abstract

The industrialization process taking place in Africa has led to an overall increase in groundwater abstraction in most countries in the continent. However, the lack of hydrogeological data, as in many developing countries, makes it difficult to properly manage groundwater systems. This study presents a real case study in which a combination of different hydrogeological tools together with different sources of information allow the assessment of how increased competition for water may be affecting groundwater systems by analysing the sustainability of new abstraction regimes under different real climatic condition (before, during and after La Niña 2016). The area where this approach has been applied is Kwale County (in Coastal Kenya) in a hydrogeological context representative of an important part of the east coast of the continent, where new mining and agriculture activities co-exist with tourism and local communities. The results show that the lack of aquifer systems data can be overcome, at least partly, by integrating different sources of information. Most of the time, water-reliant users collect specific hydrogeological information that can contribute to defining the overall hydrogeological system, since their own main purpose is to exploit the aquifer with the maximum productivity. Therefore, local community water usage, together with different stakeholder's knowledge and good corporate water management act as a catalyst for providing critical data, and allows the generation of credible models for future groundwater management and resource allocation. Furthermore, complementary but simple information sources such as in situ interviews, Google Earth, Trip Advisor and easy-to use analytical methods that can be applied in the African context as in many developing countries, and enables groundwater abstraction to be estimated and the sustainability of the aquifer system to be defined, allowing potential future risks to be assessed., Peer Reviewed, Postprint (published version)

Published
2019

14. Groundwater hydrodynamics of an Eastern Africa coastal aquifer, including La Niña 2016–17 drought

Author

Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Departament d'Enginyeria Civil i Ambiental, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. CEMAD - Caracterització Elèctrica de Materials i Dispositius, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. GHS - Grup d'Hidrologia Subterrània, Ferrer Ramos, Nuria, Folch Sancho, Albert, Lane, Mike, Olago, Dan, Odida, Julius, Custodio Gimena, Emilio, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Departament d'Enginyeria Civil i Ambiental, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. CEMAD - Caracterització Elèctrica de Materials i Dispositius, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. GHS - Grup d'Hidrologia Subterrània, Ferrer Ramos, Nuria, Folch Sancho, Albert, Lane, Mike, Olago, Dan, Odida, Julius, and Custodio Gimena, Emilio

Abstract

In 2016–17 much of East Africa was affected by a severe drought which has been attributed to Indian Ocean Dipole and El Niño Southern Oscillation conditions. Extreme events such as this have immediate and knock-on effects on water availability for household, agricultural and industrial use. Groundwater resources can provide a buffer in times of drought, but may themselves be stressed by reduced recharge and increased usage, posing significant challenges to groundwater resource management. In the context of East Africa, groundwater management is also hampered by a lack of information on aquifer characteristics. With the aim of addressing this knowledge gap, this study shows the hydrogeological behaviour before and during La Niña 2016/17 drought in southern coastal Kenya on a groundwater system which sits within a geological structure which is representative of an important portion of the East African coast. Diverse hydrochemical and isotopic campaigns, as well as groundwater head variation measurements, were carried out to study the groundwater hydrodynamics and thus characterize the aquifer system under climatic conditions before and during the La Niña event. This information is complemented with an estimation of changes in local recharge since 2012 using local data sets. The main consequence of the drought was a 69% reduction of recharge compared to an average climatic year. There was reduced recharge during the first rainy season (April–June) and no recharge during the second wet season (October–December). There was a concurrent increase in seawater intrusion even during the wet season., Postprint (published version)

Published
2019

17. Nutrient Improvements in Chesapeake Bay: Direct Effect of Load Reductions and Implications for Coastal Management

Author

Murphy, Rebecca R., Keisman, Jennifer, Harcum, Jon, Karrh, Renee R., Lane, Mike, Perry, Elgin S., and Zhang, Qian

Abstract

In Chesapeake Bay in the United States, decades of management efforts have resulted in modest reductions of nutrient loads from the watershed, but the corresponding improvements in estuarine water quality have not consistently followed. Generalized additive models were used to directly link river flows and nutrient loads from the watershed to nutrient trends in the estuary on a station-by-station basis, which allowed for identification of exactly when and where responses are happening. Results show that Chesapeake Bay’s total nitrogen and total phosphorus conditions are mostly improving after accounting for variation in freshwater flow. Almost all of these improving nutrient concentrations in the estuary can be explained by reductions in watershed loads entering through 16 rivers and 145 nearby point sources, with the nearby point source reductions being slightly more effective at explaining estuarine nutrient trends. Overall, these two major types of loads from multiple locations across the watershed are together necessary and responsible for the improving estuarine nutrient conditions, a finding that is highly relevant to managing valuable estuarine resources worldwide.

Published
2022
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18. If at first the left-hander wants to succeed

Author

Lane, Mike

Subjects
Baseball managing -- Methods, Baseball coaching -- Methods, Pitching (Baseball) -- Methods, Business, Sports, sporting goods and toys industry, Methods
Abstract

Four pick-off moves that can make first base a nightmare for the baserunner. The left-handed pitcher has a natural advantage in holding the runner at first base. With a little [...]

Published
1995

22. Dubai `remains strong'

Author

Lane, Mike

Subjects
United Arab Emirates -- Economic aspects, Travel industry -- Trade shows -- Planning, Company business planning, Business, international, Travel industry
Abstract

Arabian Travel Market will take place amid fears that expansion of Dubai's tourism infrastructure is stalling. Mike Lane reports Arabian Travel Market has dismissed reports of financial meltdown in the [...]

Published
2009

23. The colour of money

Author

Lane, Mike

Subjects
Foreign exchange -- Management, Travel industry -- Planning, Company business planning, Company business management, Business, international, Travel industry
Abstract

Mike Lane. A provider of foreign exchange to independent agents is planning a massive expansion to take on Thomas Cook and Tui Travel. No1 Currency wants to work with more [...]

Published
2009

25. Conservation agriculture in Europe: An approach to sustainable crop production by protecting soil and water?

Author

Jones, Ceris, Basch, Gottlieb, Baylis, Alan, Bazzoni, Daniela, Biggs, Jeremy, Bradbury, Richard, Chaney, Keith, Deeks, Lynda, Field, Rob, Gómez, José, Jones, Bob, Jordan, Vic, Lane, Mike, Leake, Alastair, Livermore, Martin, Owens, Philip, Ritz, Karl, Sturny, Wolfgang, Thomas, Frédéric, and Sustainable Agriculture and Natural Resource Management (SANREM) Knowledgebase

Subjects
Soil conservation, Conservation agriculture, Permanent plant cover, Grasslands, Farm planning, Field vegetables, Minimum soil disturbance, Soil fertility, Crop rotations, Field Scale, Temperate zones
Abstract

Does Conservation Agriculture have the potential to protect soil and water while enhancing crop production and encouraging biodiversity in Europe? The aim of this review is to present the current knowledge and practical experiences of Conservation Agriculture, and allow the reader to assess whether, in the context of the evolving EU legislative framework to protect soil and water, Conservation Agriculture is an approach which should be encouraged. There are two parts to this book. The earlier sections present experiences of Conservation Agriculture worldwide and the context for any wider implementation in Europe. These are followed by a general guide to the practical introduction of its methods across the range of European cropping systems and the implications for biodiversity.

Published
2006

27. LETTERS

Author

Gallivan, Justin, Stacy, Howard A., Mika, Patricia, Whitehead, Laurie, Moyers-Horton, Kerry, Hirsch, Karen, Champion, Richard, Kelso, James V., III, Waldrop, Jack, Glenn, Michael, Waldorf, Rick, Johnson, Byron D., Lane, Mike, Cooper, J.T., Buchanan, Michael, Yow, John, Barnes, John, Benischek, Terry, Smith, Kevin, Norton, Jason, and Banks, Julie

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Wooten on Kerry: Responses to 'No proof of competence,' @issue, Oct. 17 Based on past performance, the man to avoid is Bush Jim Wooten writes: 'The best indicator of what [...]

Published
2004

28. READERS WRITE

Author

Elliott, Greg, Bondesen, Pete, Fields, Sadie, Koehler, Chris, Irvin, Bob, Lane, Mike, Metzger, Mary, and Bliss, Lisa

Subjects
General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Dan Rather: Responses to 'CBS admits it was fooled on Bush memos,' Page One, Sept. 21 Newsman paid caveats no attention Dan Rather claims to have been duped, but more [...]

Published
2004

37. Bring 'em in with bargains

Author

Lane, Mike

Subjects
Hardi International Inc. -- Marketing, Agricultural equipment and supplies industry -- Marketing, Agricultural industry, Business
Published
1991

39. Child's play at ghost tree

Author

Lane, Mike

Abstract

That's one of the most awesome pictures I've ever seen on the cover [June 2005, Vol. 46, No. 6] of SURFER (let alone any magazine)! The funny thing is the […]

Published
2005

40. Farmers join to grow, sell new meat

Author

Lane, Mike

Subjects
Idaho -- Agricultural policy, Wheat industry -- Management, Wheat products -- Management, Agricultural industry, Business
Abstract

Wheat producers in Idaho developed six classifications of wheat products including 377S to enhance the quality of such crop. The Idaho Grain Producers Assn conducted 22 grower meetings, to apply a license for 377S and establish producers' cooperative to control the marketing process of the product.

Published
1998

41. Doubts continue to undermine transactions.

Author

Lane, Mike and Edge, Stephen

Subjects
TAX rates, ASSETS (Accounting), BUYOUTS, NEGOTIATION, CASH flow
Abstract

The article focuses on uncertainties over the possibilities for using the tax assets of a British acquisition. It predicts the emergence of the effective tax rate of the target on a standalone basis as a key area of focus in acquisitions. Among the factors that are likely to be considered by the commercial negotiators in deal pricing are the underlying cash flows and cost savings. Also cited is the move toward a more business-friendly controlled foreign company (CFC) rules in Great Britain. The key suggestions in a CFC discussion document are noted.

Published
2010

49. Rubber band aid.

Author

Lane, Mike

Subjects
*RUBBER footwear, *LETTERS to the editor
Abstract

Presents a letter to the editor about recycled tyres in Africa that are used for footwear that are extremely comfortable and durable in response to a letter in the November 17th edition.

Published
1991

50. Mailbox.

Author

Lane, Mike, Tilgner, Harald, Wheeley, Alan, Lévesque, Denis, Borkent, Art, and Megyesi, Phil

Subjects
SKI resorts, MUSHROOMS, BRITISH Columbia description & travel
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "B.C.'s Best Fall Road Trips" and one about foraging for mushroom in the Fall 2015 issue, and "Tabor Mountain Ski Resort" in the Winter 2014 issue.

Published
2015

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