AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoClimate Crisis: Nearly 900 million people across Africa, Europe and Central America endured the hottest July on record, with Copernicus data showing 33 countries hit monthly temperature highs as drought and wildfires intensify and food and water security come under pressure. Oceans & El Niño: The EU Copernicus service also reported record global ocean surface temperatures for July, with developing El Niño driving exceptionally warm waters and marine heatwaves. Nicaragua Mangroves: Nicaragua ratified the International Mangrove Center under the Ramsar framework, aiming to restore and manage about 102,000 hectares of Pacific and Caribbean mangroves while strengthening coastal protection, research, and training. Indigenous Environmental Solutions: A new report highlights Indigenous-led conservation approaches that work on the ground—especially when local knowledge and biodiversity needs are treated as central, not as a label. Wildlife Knowledge Gaps: Honduras’ mammal inventory shows how long-missing biodiversity records can be rebuilt from archives—an approach that underscores the value of better species data across the region.
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