A culturally relevant, imbued, and sustaining pedagogy framework for culturally connected math curriculum by Danny Luecke

“…This article introduces the CRISP (Culturally Relevant, Imbued, and Sustaining Pedagogy) framework in the context of a three-course sequence, “Indigenous Math I, II, and III,” taught at Turtle Mountain College. These three courses seek to revitalize mathematical ways of knowing embedded within the Turtle Mountain language(s) and culture(s). …”
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La science comme ressource pour le développement territorial et touristique dans les espaces montagnards de la Patagonie chilienne by Fabien Bourlon, Yannick Vialette, Pascal Mao

“…The region of Aysén, in Chilean Patagonia, is an isolated natural mountainous area, which relies on science for its tourist and territorial development. …”
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Ants from Northwestern China (Hymenoptera, Fomficidae) by Cedric Collingwood, Harold Heatwole

“…An ecological survey of the ant fauna of the southern part of the Junggar Basin and adjacent mountains, Xinjiang, China, revealed 46 species of which 27 (59%) were new records for China. …”
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La Représentation de la montagne dans la littérature anglaise d’inspiration religieuse au XVIIe siècle by Jean-Louis Breteau

“…In all religions throughout the world, the mountain has always been represented as a privileged place, where the divine touches the terrestrial. …”
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Voir et être vu du sommet : le cas de Needles Lookout dans « Sitting on Top of the World » de T.C. Boyle by Caroline Roussel

“…Boyle’s story takes a new stance on the lone mountain since it becomes the place where the vulnerability of mankind is staged rather than the serenity and the superiority of Man over Nature. …”
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Montagnes mythiques des Indiens des États-Unis : le sacré et le juridique by Susanne Berthier-Foglar

“…In the United States the protection of sacred mountains is guaranteed by the First Amendment, at least since 1978, when the American Indian Religious Freedom Act was passed. …”
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Two new species of the genus Sinonychus (Coleoptera, Elmidae) from Guizhou, China by Ri-Xin Jiang, Xiang-Sheng Chen

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Impact of land use types on soil microbial community structure and functional structure in Baihualing Village, China by Ruilong Huang, Wei Li, Shouming Qiu, Yuanli Long, Zhuanfei Zeng, Juan Tang, Qiuhan Huang

“…Therefore, it is crucial to analyze the effects of land use practices on soil microbial communities in areas with low anthropogenic impacts. The Gaoligong Mountains, a boundary mountain range between China and Myanmar, are rich in biodiversity and have experienced low levels of anthropogenic disturbances. …”
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Community-based interventions against HIV-related stigma: a systematic review of evidence in Sub-Saharan Africa by Emmanuel Kimera, Linda Grace Alanyo, Irumba Pauline, Maureen Andinda, Enos Masereka Mirembe

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Multigenerational effects of cultivating transgenic maize straw on earthworms: A combined laboratory and field experiment by Li Zhang, Wenjing Shen, Zhixiang Fang, Laipan Liu, Ruizong Jia, Jingang Liang, Biao Liu

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Assessment of Satellite-Derived FAPAR Products With Different Spatial Resolutions for Gross Primary Productivity Estimation by Xiyu Zhang, Huaan Jin, Wei Zhao, Gaofei Yin, Xinyao Xie, Jianrong Fan

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Stability Evaluation on Surrounding Rocks of Underground Powerhouse Based on Microseismic Monitoring by Feng Dai, Biao Li, Nuwen Xu, Yongguo Zhu, Peiwei Xiao

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Investigation on Seismic Response of Long-Span Special Steel Truss Cable-Stayed Bridge by Yong Zeng, Xueqin Li, Yutong Zeng

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ANN Model-Based Simulation of the Runoff Variation in Response to Climate Change on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, China by Chang Juan, Wang Genxu, Mao Tianxu, Sun Xiangyang

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Estimation of Soil Erosion in Sefidrood Watershed by Emphasis on the Role of Landforms by Alireza Jafarzadeh Estalkhkouhi, Parviz Rezaei

“…In other words, the rates of erosion changed from low in the plain landforms to very high in the mountain landforms. This implies that pastures and natural resources are confronted with numerous problems. …”
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Territorialiser la question des loups par les pratiques agri-alimentaires. Une enquête sur les relations biodiversité et alimentation en Belledonne by Inès Creti, Edith Chezel, Coralie Mounet, Dominique Baud, Pauline Dusseux

“…Wolves’ return to France since 1992 highlights the contradictory injunctions and the overlooked theoretical and political ideas as regards the relationship between biodiversity and food that mountainous regions are faced with. Government and regulatory responses have not yet succeeded in overcoming the conflicts brought about by the presence of wolves in the day-to-day lives of those living in mountainous regions. …”
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Morphometric Analysis of Mount Ararat (Eastern Anatolia, Türkiye) by Ahmet Toprak, Murat Sunkar, Vedat Avci

“…In this study, the morphometric characteristics of Mount Ararat which is a strato-volcano are analyzed. Türkiye’s highest Mountain, Mount Ararat, is located in Eastern Anatolia. …”
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Le permafrost de montagne et les processus géomorphologiques associés : évolutions récentes dans les Alpes françaises by Xavier Bodin, Philippe Schoeneich, Philip Deline, Ludovic Ravanel, Florence Magnin, Jean-Michel Krysiecki, Thomas Echelard

“…Alpine mountains are affected by significant geomorphological processes whose evolution is partly conditioned by permafrost warming: rockfalls of various volumes, destabilisation of rock glaciers, and cryokarst. …”
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Developing A Territorial Approach to Wolves through Agri-food Practices. A Survey on the Relations Between Biodiversity and Food in Belledonne by Inès Creti, Edith Chezel, Coralie Mounet, Dominique Baud, Pauline Dusseux

“…Wolves’ return to France since 1992 highlights the contradictory injunctions and the overlooked theoretical and political ideas as regards the relationship between biodiversity and food that mountainous regions are faced with. Government and regulatory responses have not yet succeeded in overcoming the conflicts brought about by the presence of wolves in the day-to-day lives of those living in mountainous regions. …”
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Spatial Morphology and Geographic Adaptability of Traditional Villages in the Hehuang Region, China by Xinhong Zhang, Haiqin Yang, Yuyuan An

“…This comprehensive methodology systematically investigates the spatial morphological features and reveals the geographic adaptability of the two types of traditional villages, which are river valley and mountain types. Specifically, the results demonstrate that: (1) The boundary morphology of river valley-type traditional villages is primarily composite, with a regular and compact overall tendency, creating a spatial pattern consisting of mountains and water bodies surrounding farmland and villages, which conveniently supports agricultural production. …”
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