AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEnvironmental Action: Nicaragua’s environment ministry says its “Verde que te quiero Verde” campaign plants 6–10 million trees and other plants annually, with young people, families and businesses involved. Officials also point to growing community recycling, which they say generates more than $50 million in annual exports, and highlight mangroves and Caribbean forests as protection against extreme weather. Wildlife Trafficking: Nicaragua took part in an Interpol-led crackdown across nine countries that resulted in 233 arrests, more than 1,000 animals recovered and 60,000 hectares of illegally cleared forest identified. Nicaraguan authorities confiscated protected parrots and red-and-green macaws. Climate and Food Security: A developing El Niño is worsening drought and crop losses in parts of Central America, putting rural livelihoods and food supplies under pressure.
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