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Edition 94

August 18, 2026

Protecting wildlife and people, breaking records, pioneering medical advances, and restoring nature – this edition's got it all!

New ‘conservation deed’ aims to protect tree kangaroos, forests, people in Papua New Guinea

New ‘conservation deed’ aims to protect tree kangaroos, forests, people in Papua New Guinea

Tribes in Papua New Guinea have signed a historic conservation deed to protect endangered tree kangaroos and their forest homes. This groundbreaking agreement empowers local communities and safeguards vital biodiversity.

Conservation news

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Dad breaks World Record for mile run while pushing stroller

Dad breaks World Record for mile run while pushing stroller

Dad crushes an unofficial stroller mile world record of 4:17 with his daughter! He achieved this impressive feat with minimal stroller-specific training.

Runner's World

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Dubai Police becomes MENA’s first police organisation to earn ISPCAN recognition for child protection

Dubai Police becomes MENA’s first police organisation to earn ISPCAN recognition for child protection

Dubai Police is the first in MENA to earn ISPCAN recognition for child protection! This milestone highlights their commitment to international standards in safeguarding children.

Emirates 24|7

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UAE becomes first in the world to approve pill to treat non-segmental vitiligo

UAE becomes first in the world to approve pill to treat non-segmental vitiligo

UAE is the first country to approve an oral pill for non-segmental vitiligo, offering a new treatment option for eligible patients. This groundbreaking approval marks a significant advancement in managing the skin condition.

Khaleej Times

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California Creek Restoration Doubles Young Salmon Growth and Survival

California Creek Restoration Doubles Young Salmon Growth and Survival

Giving California Creek space to flow naturally doubled young salmon growth and survival! Restoration efforts are bringing back vital habitats, helping threatened salmon thrive and increasing their chances of returning as adults.

Good News Instead

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Did You Know?

Serendipity is the term for a “happy accident” or a “pleasant surprise.” And the word has close links with Sri Lanka. Horace Walpole coined ‘serendipity’ in 1754 after reading the Persian fairy tale “The Three Princes of Serendip.” In the story, princes from Serendip (now Sri Lanka) made fortunate discoveries by chance.

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