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?? #ASBA Member Company News: The University of Missouri has chosen a Mondo track for its indoor track and field facility. Kiefer USA, A Diverzify Company is heading the team that will perform the track installation. Read the member news in the November 2024 issue of ASBA’s Build It Right Magazine to learn more. https://ow.ly/pYxj50UAuka #MemberMonday #ASBAMember #MemberNews #sportsconstruction #sportsbuilders

What a good initiative from Racing Queensland | The launch of the Racing for Reconciliation series represents a significant step forward in creating a more inclusive and diverse racing industry. It’s inspiring to see the commitment to providing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with the opportunity to share their experiences and, most importantly, explore how we can further support their participation in the sport as attendees, industry professionals, and employees. I look forward to seeing this series bring communities together and shine a spotlight on the incredible contributions of Indigenous participants to racing across Queensland. #Reconciliation #IndigenousInclusion #RacingForReconciliation #DiversityAndInclusion #RacingQueensland

Learn first-hand from teachers how our programs are impacting their students! Watch here? #youthdevelopment#mwf#windsofchange#sailing

Attention all Pennsylvania Township Supervisors! Get ready to connect with us at the upcoming PSATS conference next week! Swing by our booth for a shot at scoring two tickets to catch the Phillies, Pirates, or Bears in action. Plus, let's chat about how GESA Performance Contracting can level up your township facilities. #PSATS #PATownships #PerformanceContracting #GESA #EnergyEfficiency #PartnerwithCM3

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Government contracting is a lengthy, challenging road that has obstacles and rewards. Perseverance is key in government contracts, just like it is in a marathon. Keep going in the race to win a contract. #govermentcontractorsassociation #federalcontracts #federalcontracting #winningstrategies #wingovernmentcontract #businesstips #governmentcontracting101 #mara #marathon? #themarathon

Completing the sub-structure is always a critical milestone, allowing the building to rise and progress smoothly.

Last session of #hdc2024 titled SME Industry Panel involving Bale Defences, Birdon and NuPress. Three great success stories. #icnnsw

The incredible story of #Jacob, the three-legged lion that swam the equivalent of an Olympic triathlon distance, has been featured in every major news outlet globally - reaching millions of people. What does this mean for #conservation and #planetary #health? This tells us that the struggles Jacob has faced resonate with people, and that people care deeply about nature. Jacob has been repeatedly caught in poachers' snares and steel traps (how he lost his leg), his family was poisoned for their body parts, and he has lost substantial habitat that would connect him with potential mates. In a lot of ways, Jacob is symbol of what wildlife, and biodiversity more broadly, are facing in an increasingly human-dominated world. Rising and shifting demands for food production, energy and mining infrastructure, land-clearing for roadways and urban development, and overexploitation/poaching are just a few of the many human pressures impacting countless species and ecosystems globally. As scientists, every day we are learning more about the impacts of losing species and ecosystems on human health and well-being. Like many species, large carnivores like Jacob are important ecosystem regulators - that is, they are critically positioned in ecological food webs - and their loss can trigger cascades that impact entire ecosystems and possibly human communities. The flow-on effects of losing these species involve disease risk, agricultural productivity, and local tourism economies, among others. Therefore, the question of whether or not to protect and restore wildlife and ecosystems goes beyond the species themselves and relates directly to our health and well-being. While Jacob the lion has had his fair share of tough times, we hope that his story will continue to resonate with people to generate momentum for policies and practices that reduce human impacts on biodiversity and that promotes protection and restoration of Earth's remaining protected areas. For more, check out our article in The Conversation here: https://lnkd.in/ewAPZuR5 Check out our scientific publication here: https://lnkd.in/gs2zdSPv Maastricht University Maastricht University - Faculty of Science and Engineering Griffith University Volcanoes Safaris Alexander Braczkowski

Our relationship with animals is at the core of #planetaryhealth. I repeat here what my colleague Christopher O'Bryan tells in the post below: "As scientists, every day we are learning more about the impacts of losing species and ecosystems on human health and well-being. Like many species, large carnivores are important ecosystem regulators - that is, they are critically positioned in ecological food webs - and their loss can trigger cascades that impact entire ecosystems and possibly human communities. The flow-on effects of losing these species involve disease risk, agricultural productivity, and local tourism economies, among others. Therefore, the question of whether or not to protect and restore wildlife and ecosystems goes beyond the species themselves and relates directly to our health and well-being." Please read the full story and the work Chris O'Bryan and colleagues have done in Chris' post.