When your job title is literally 'turtle woman' and you still make it to 208 releases — that's a career mode we can all aspire to.
Indigenous 'turtle women' help vulnerable reptiles recover in Ecuadorian Amazon
Indigenous Siekopai women in Ecuador's Amazon, the Tari Nomiowa'i, protect vulnerable charapa turtles. Over 2025-26, they collected 235 eggs, incubated them, and released 208 hatchlings into the Aguarico River, blending ancestral knowledge with modern tech.
Source: Indigenous 'turtle women' help vulnerable reptiles recover in Ecuadorian Amazon — Mongabay Conservation
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