AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTourism’s Local Footprint: The OECS says too much visitor spending leaves the Caribbean, with too few farmers, fishers and other local businesses benefiting. Its call for stronger links between tourism and communities matters as Dominica targets more cruise visitors and develops eco-tourism sites. Climate-Ready Farming: IOM and agriculture partners have launched a 20-week field school for 15 young people, offering hands-on training in sustainable production, modern farming methods and agricultural business. Nature and Marine Life: Dominica placed among the Caribbean and Atlantic’s top 20 islands in the 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards and ranked among the top five for marine-environment health in Scuba Diving magazine’s 2027 awards—recognition that underscores the value of protecting the island’s natural assets. Water and Land: A new exhibition at Fort Young explores the ties between people and water, including the impacts of hurricanes, floods, deforestation, pollution and overdevelopment.
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