AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMarine Conservation: Nairobi Convention countries have agreed on regional action against plastic pollution and plans to protect seagrass, mangroves and critical habitats—priorities for the Western Indian Ocean and Seychelles. Longevity Research: New DNA research on Jonathan, a 194-year-old Aldabra giant tortoise born in Seychelles, found unusually stable genetic switches linked to cellular energy production. Scientists say the findings may guide future aging research, but they do not yet point to human treatments. Teacher Wellbeing: Teachers’ Week included a workshop on health, resilience and wellbeing, alongside recognition of educators’ long service. Aldabra Tortoises: A new estimate puts the atoll’s giant tortoise population at about 180,000, a conservation success after severe historic declines; researchers caution the species still needs protection. Vaccination Warning: A deadly measles outbreak in Bangladesh underscores how gaps in childhood vaccination can leave communities vulnerable.
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