AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoClimate Resilience in Dominica: The DNCTF says the Bahamas Protected Areas Fund has approved US$5,000 for Atkinson Village Council to cut flood and landslide risks, with drainage clearing, French drains, soil stabilization, and maintenance equipment planned over three months. Protected Areas & Eco-Tourism: Dominica’s Ministry of Environment has started work on Morne Diablotin National Park, including boundary demarcation and a new buffer zone under the GEF/World Bank LETBP project, to protect biodiversity while supporting sustainable community use. Biodiversity Funding: DNCTF reports US$93,000 for two Dominica biodiversity projects—rapid response to Lethal Yellowing Disease in coconut areas and coral reef restoration in Soufrière—plus US$10,000 for training on reporting, safeguards, and inclusion. Coconut Threat Update: Plant Protection and Quarantine officials warn Lethal Yellowing Disease is still spreading, with over 12,000 coconut trees destroyed in Woodford Hill. Hurricane Season Prep: PM Skerrit urges households and businesses to prepare for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season, citing NEPO shelter inspections and emergency readiness work. Regional Climate Voice: Antigua and Barbuda’s Michael Joseph calls for stronger Caribbean representation in global climate talks, arguing the region is hit hardest despite low emissions.
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