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On the banks of the Aguarico River in the Ecuadorian Amazon, a group of Indigenous Siekopai women are combining traditional knowledge and modern technology to help a threatened native turtle recover.Their efforts center around charapa turtles (Podocnemis unifilis), also known as the yellow-spotted Amazon River turtle, Mongabay Latam’s Astrid Arellano reported. The animal’s populations have declined due to hunting adult turtles, harvesting eggs from nests, and pollution from garbage, oil, and gasoline.“Sometimes we see plastic, garbage bags,” Janeth Piaguaje, a Siekopai community leader of the project, told Mongabay Latam. “We also see dead animals floating down the river. We can’t control…

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Download Instagram Reels in Seconds Without an App or Login Instagram Reels download is simple with Grabfy: copy the URL of a public Reel, paste it into the browser-based downloader, and save the available video to your device. There is no separate app to install, browser extension to add, or Instagram account to connect. Whether you want to keep a useful tutorial for offline viewing, archive your own content, or save inspiration for a project, downloading a Reel creates a local file instead of leaving the video bookmarked only inside Instagram. For creators, social media managers, and everyday users who…

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                                What Went Right? Leaders shape workers’ compensation culture through what receives their attention. Employees notice which numbers appear in meetings, which questions executives ask, which outcomes receive recognition, and which problems trigger immediate action. A leader may never handle a claim, coordinate medical care, or build a modified-duty assignment. Leadership still influences every part of the system by establishing which behaviors receive organizational visibility. Success from the leadership seat begins with paying attention to the work the organization wants repeated.  Workers’ compensation often reaches…

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The burramy, or mountain pygmy-possum, supports fragile Australian environments by dispersing seeds from mountain plum-pines across rocky alpine landscapes. The tiny, four-inch marsupial — which has a prehensile tail longer than its body — was long feared to be extinct until it was rediscovered in 1966 at Mount Hotham in the Victorian Alps of Australia.In the decades since, scientists across Australia have worked to engineer a species recovery plan. One critical habitat scientists honed in on was a population of roughly 150 mountain pygmy-possums in Little Mount Higginbotham. But it faced a major problem: a 210-mile roadway that cut directly through its…

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Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation for Medical and Educational Sciences organised a series of activities and initiatives as part of the month-long Emirati Women’s Day 2026 celebrations. Image courtesy: Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation Panel discussion explores the impact of Emirati women, alongside a visit to the Women’s Museum and specialised health consultations for women employees Press Release Dubai, UAE, Hamdan Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation for Medical and Educational Sciences organised a series of activities and initiatives as part of the month-long Emirati Women’s Day 2026 celebrations, held this year…

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– credit, Together California The personal passion project of Hollywood A-lister Christian Bale has finally come to fruition, as the Welsh actor cut the ribbon on a children’s foster care village in Palmdale, California. Called Together California, the facility and the organization which will run it are focused on one key mission Mr. Bale says the state foster system falls short on: keeping siblings together. Photo by Victor R. Vega Jr. “Imagine the absolute pain and the trauma of losing your parents or being torn from your parents, and then losing your brothers and sisters on top of that. That’s…

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The event will offer practical strategies to healthcare professionals and students in rehabilitative health sciences programs. ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Sept. 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The University of St. Augustine for Health Sciences (USAHS), a leading institution for graduate health sciences education, will host its 5th Annual Psychiatric Mental Health Summit on Sept. 26 at its St. Augustine, FL campus, with a virtual attendance option also available. This year’s summit, themed “From Learning to Leading: Six Pillars of Mental Health in Healthcare Culture,” will bring together healthcare professionals across disciplines and students in rehabilitative health sciences programs. Attendees will explore…

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Building a successful enterprise requires more than a strong product, talented employees, or an ambitious vision. While these elements matter, long-term success depends on how effectively a company manages its financial resources. A well-designed financial roadmap provides the structure businesses need to make informed decisions, prepare for challenges, and invest in opportunities without losing stability. Financial planning is not simply about tracking revenue and expenses. It is about creating a framework that connects daily operations with long-term business goals. Companies that approach finance strategically are better positioned to adapt, grow, and compete in changing markets. Whether a company is moving…

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Navigating modern daily life often involves falling into comfortable routines that silently sabotage your long term physical well-being.Many people operate on autopilot and completely overlook the tiny micro choices they make from morning until night. These small daily actions compound over time and significantly impact your overall vitality and mental clarity.By identifying and eliminating these harmful behaviors, you can effortlessly restore your natural energy levels and protect your body.1. Prolonged Desktop SlouchingHunching over a laptop screen for hours while drafting content creates severe tension throughout your entire cervical spine.Freelance professionals often spend hours staring at their laptops without taking necessary…

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