AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRegional Environment Diplomacy: Belize hosted the first technical meeting of the Central American Commission for Environment and Development (CCAD) under its Pro Tempore Presidency, with Guatemala and other countries discussing shared priorities like biodiversity, solid waste management, water resources, and Sargassum to shape a regional project. Wildlife Recovery: In Belize’s Cayo District, 15 scarlet macaws were released after about 100 days of rehabilitation, part of ongoing efforts to protect the species and monitor them in the Chiquibul ecosystem. Climate Pressure: A new report warns forest fires are burning about twice as much forest as 20 years ago, with 2025 still among the worst years and calls for serious action to reduce risk. El Niño Watch: Scientists say this year’s El Niño is already driving major dry spells and temperature spikes, with knock-on effects for rainfall and crops across multiple regions. Guatemala Link: A Guatemala travel piece highlights wildlife encounters in Petén near Tikal, underscoring how nature tourism depends on healthy ecosystems.
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