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KMF Business Advisors launches streamlined brokerage model, guiding Florida entrepreneurs through seamless ownership transitions. Boca Raton, FL, June 30, 2025 / LinkDaddy News / — KMF Business Advisors, a Florida-based brokerage devoted exclusively to small and mid-sized companies, unveiled today a refreshed suite of services designed to simplify the sale and purchase of privately held

Carryable Collection enhances daily adventures with stylish, functional bags and totes designed for life on the go. Cape Coral, FL, June 30, 2025 / LinkDaddy News / — Whether it’s a sunrise dash to the shore, a cross-country flight, or a quick coffee run with the laptop in tow, finding one bag that feels equally

Amparo and Pérennès are now working on a book called Living in the Nordics, which will be published by Thames & Hudson next year. For this coffee table-style project, they’ve been interviewing people who live in the sorts of far-away villages they regularly feature on their grid.“ It’s hard in the beginning (to live in these

On an all-electric road trip across Utah, Adventure.com managing editor Tayla Gentle goes searching for hyper-local community travel experiences and finds herself learning how to snowshoe, decipher a petroglyph panel and cook a quiche from scratch. I’ve done many things in my life, but this is the first time I’ve walked through a portal leading

With wildlife found nowhere else on the planet and more ancient families of flowering plants than the Amazon jungle, Australia’s Daintree Rainforest is an ecological wonder. But it’s under threat. Here’s how the team at Rainforest Rescue are working to rescue and restore the world’s oldest living tropical rainforest. I once dated a wildlife cinematographer

With a bushy white beard and a glint of mischief in his ocean-blue eyes, Dr. Austin Bowden-Kerby could easily be mistaken for Santa Claus. Except for the fact he’s 7,500 miles (12,000 kilometers) off-course and six months too early. Indeed, if this marine scientist’s ambitions to save the South Pacific’s reefs are realized, this may

Liberia’s East Nimba Nature Reserve is both a biodiversity hotspot and a conflict zone. Poaching, logging, and human-wildlife conflict pose significant threats to both chimpanzees and the communities that live nearby. Working inside it is Grace Kotee Zansi, one of Liberia’s first female rangers, a biologist, elephant tracker, and educator, who works closely with Liberia

At its feet stretch the plains below the Umbrian village of Castelluccio, ironically named Pian Perduto—the Lost Plain. From late June to early July, the landscape turns into a living Monet during the famous ‘Fioritura di Castelluccio’, the ‘flowering of Castellucio’. During this annual show from nature, fields of lentils bloom alongside wild poppies, cornflowers,