Plant Health & Biodiversity Funding: Dominica’s Plant Protection and Quarantine head warns Lethal Yellowing Disease is still threatening coconuts, with over 12,000 trees destroyed in Woodford Hill as containment continues; at the same time, the Dominica National Conservation Trust Fund and Caribbean Biodiversity Fund backed two projects with more than US$93,000—supporting disease containment and helping develop coral reefs in Soufrière. Climate Resilience & Food Security: The Green Climate Fund-backed DOMCREP was launched, pledging $70.2 million to strengthen resilience in eight vulnerable communities, including climate-smart support for 520 farmers and agro-processors, plus upgrades for water security and emergency preparedness. Hurricane Preparedness: With the 2026 Atlantic season underway, Dominica inspected shelters and reviewed emergency supplies, urging early action to protect homes and livelihoods. Clean Energy & Health: Dominica’s Health-Climatic Bulletin flags warmer-than-average conditions, flash-flood risks, and higher chances of waterborne and mosquito-borne illness, alongside Saharan dust impacts on respiratory health. Community Environment Cleanup: Police and partners removed derelict vehicles from several communities, citing mosquito and rodent breeding risks and public safety concerns.