AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEl Niño Watch: Scientists warn a “super El Niño” could intensify global weather extremes, raising risks for heat, flooding, droughts, and food disruptions—an issue Peru is already bracing for as it threatens citrus and other agri calendars. Amazon & Biodiversity: A new study says Colombia’s Amazon flow is shifting toward Peru, potentially cutting off Leticia’s access by 2030, while another report highlights illegal sawfish teeth trade in Peru and across Latin America despite bans. Rights-Based Conservation: Yale, IUCN, and Indigenous organizations launched a rights-based conservation training program to strengthen Indigenous territorial governance across Latin America. Coastal Restoration Jobs: Panama’s mangrove restoration model links native bee breeding and mollusk farming with climate protection, with collaboration involving Peru. Peru Infrastructure: Peru began renovating Lima’s National Stadium for Lima 2027, aiming for safer, more inclusive international standards. Security for Indigenous Lands: Ashaninka leaders report expanding armed drug-trafficking incursions into Brazil-Peru border territory, demanding stronger protection.
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