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Temporal and spatial refugia modify predation risk for non-native crabs in rocky intertidal habitats

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By Nancy O’Connor, Clark PE, Clark KL, Grace SP
| PeerJ
Temporal and spatial refugia modify predation risk for non-native crabs in rocky intertidal habitats Biology Department, University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth, Dartmouth, MA, United States of America DOI 10.7717/peerj.16852 Academic Editor Donald Kramer Subject Areas Aquaculture, Fisheries and Fish Science, Ecology, Marine Biology Keywords Asian shore crab, Hemigrapsus sanguineus, Rocky intertidal, Predation, Tautoga onitis, Tethering, Non-native, Native fish, Intertidal, Refuge Copyright...
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Innovations in Community Engagement

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By James Vayo, Nancy O’Connor, Shayna Sylvia
| nhmunicipal.org
Citizen engagement in municipal, regional, and statewide planning processes is an ideal expression of people’s desire to make their communities better. From citizen’s forums, public hearings and local voting opportunities, to surveys and community- based activities, the engagement opportunities vary depending on the project.
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The magical manger scene

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By Nancy O’Connor
| Redlands Community News Verified
In the Dec. 4 edition of the Redlands Community News, I saw a startling photograph. Mary, Joseph and the Wise Men were reclining on their backs on the steps of a downtown church. It made me laugh out loud. That trip on donkey-back to Bethlehem must have been grueling. I could just imagine Mary saying to Joseph, “Please, dear, let me get off this donkey and rest for a bit. My back is killing me.” ‘But the picture also brought back memories of my childhood.
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