El Niño Watch for Peru: Hundreds of hungry pelicans are turning up at Peruvian ports and coastal markets, a visible sign of warming ocean conditions disrupting marine life and threatening fisheries and exports. Climate Risk: Scientists warn a strong or even “super El Niño” could bring droughts, floods, and heatwaves, with sea temperatures running well above normal. Peru’s Food & Water Stakes: The fishing sector is already reporting sharp activity drops, while broader uncertainty is rising for key marine species. Biodiversity & Wildlife Crime: Colombia-led “Green Shield/Wild Shield II” operations with Peru and others dismantled a wildlife trafficking network, seizing 109 endangered specimens tied to illegal Amazon extraction. Local Environment & Land Use: Peru’s Junín earthquake response includes an executive decree declaring emergency in affected districts, underscoring how disasters can quickly strain ecosystems and basic services. Clean Tech for Agriculture: A Peruvian blueberry growers association is leaning on short-term forecasts as El Niño threatens yields and supply chains. Infrastructure & Connectivity: América Móvil is expanding Peru’s fixed broadband by acquiring fibre operator WOW Tel, a reminder that telecom buildouts are accelerating alongside environmental pressures.