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Nominations for the Appalachian Trail Hall of Fame Class of 2024 will be accepted through January 31, 2025. The Hall of Fame recognizes those who have made a significant contribution to establishing and maintaining the approximately 2,190-mile footpath that passes through 14 states from Maine to Georgia. In the first fourteen years, 59 individuals have been inducted into the Hall of Fame. Their names and biographies can be found on the Museum's website, www.atmuseum.org. Luxenberg said, "These pioneers played critical roles in building, maintaining, protecting, and publicizing the Appalachian Trail." Nomination Criteria: Anyone eligible for inclusion includes anyone who has made an exceptional and positive contribution to the Appalachian Trail or the Appalachian Trail community, such as through leadership, inspiration, service, achievement, or innovation. This includes, without limitation, pioneers who conceived of and developed the trail; those who organized or directed major trail organizations like the Appalachian Trail Conservancy and Appalachian Trail clubs; maintaining clubs; longtime trail maintainers; leaders who promoted and protected the A.T.; hikers who have made significant accomplishments, and other persons who have enriched the culture or community of the Appalachian Trail by their association with it. Eligible persons can be living or deceased. The emphasis will be on persons who have contributed to the A.T. over a long period, whether or not they are still active. Eligibility and selection will be determined without regard to race, creed, color, gender, sexual orientation, or national origin. Nominations – Nominations will be solicited from throughout the hiking and trails community. The easiest way to submit a nomination is by using the online site https://lnkd.in/epCxt3KQ Deadline for nominations – January 31, 2025.

🌟 Celebrating 50 Years of Excellence: Golden Jubilee of NRSC 🌟 Today marks a monumental milestone for one of ISRO’s esteemed centres, the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC), as it completes 50 years of pioneering contributions to India's space and remote sensing landscape. Originally established in 1974 as the National Remote Sensing Agency (NRSA), NRSC has evolved into a global leader in remote sensing and satellite data applications. From capturing detailed images of Earth’s surface to enabling large-scale mapping, agricultural monitoring, disaster management, and urban planning, NRSC has been at the forefront of utilizing space technology for the socio-economic development of India. In 2008, NRSA merged with ISRO, becoming the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC), further strengthening its role in delivering satellite-based data and services to a wide range of users. Today, NRSC operates under ISRO, managing end-to-end data collection, processing, and dissemination, and pushing the boundaries of geospatial and remote sensing innovation. As we celebrate NRSC’s Golden Jubilee, we honor its legacy of excellence and look forward to a future driven by cutting-edge technology, new discoveries, and continued contributions to India’s space missions and sustainable development. Watch live here https://lnkd.in/e_RPPnud #NRSC50 #GoldenJubilee #ISRO #RemoteSensing #SpaceTechnology #GeospatialInnovation #SatelliteApplications

#psynomCABN Special Issue! This report showcases the first Probabilistic #Reward Task for mice, offering promising continuity across species. https://bit.ly/4acgzja

Orcas are powerful. They swim great distances in search of food and have adapted to thrive in the ocean environment. Large muscles give orcas the power to swim through the ocean and hunt. Like other whales, orcas swim by moving their tail vertically (up and down). Fishes, including sharks, swim by moving their tails from side to side. Unleash the magic of the sea with our newest temporary exhibition, "Orcas: Our Shared Future." https://dmns.mobi/orcas #OrcasDMNS #Orcas

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Depending on the environment around you, there could be several types of mice that could potentially start an infestation. Check out our recent blog post to discover some of the most common types of mice you might find on your property. https://lnkd.in/guyvzB6n

Uncover the latest insights to the JVIR article and commentary diving into the debate on paclitaxel-coated balloons and stents. Our article, "Mortality, Safety, and Effectiveness of Paclitaxel-Containing Balloons and Stents in the Femoropopliteal Artery: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis since 2018," reviews the updated evidence, including recent trials and real-world data. Complementing this, our commentary, "Paclitaxel Meta-Analyses in the Lower Limbs: Missing the Trees for the Forest," offers a critical look at how the latest data is presented and interpreted. Despite new insights, the debate over long-term mortality risks continues. Dive into these insightful pieces to understand the complexities and current perspectives in this important area of research. Read more: https://brnw.ch/21wNaje

Second year on the go, in a joint effort (EDYTEM, IPGP) to understand the evolution of Greece’s #alpinelandscapes under past and present #climatechange.

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