AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMarine Bioacoustics: A PhD candidate in Trinidad and Tobago is using underwater acoustic recorders to study manatees in Nariva, aiming to fill a long-standing data gap and inform conservation policy. Coastal Heritage Under Threat: In Guadeloupe, erosion is exposing and destroying an enslaved people’s cemetery at Raisins-Clairs, with researchers warning that many more graves may already be lost to the sea. Public Safety Tech Debate: Nova Scotia shark sightings are driving calls for better beach monitoring, but officials say drones aren’t planned yet; lifeguarded beaches and temporary closures remain the main approach. Procurement & Infrastructure: Grenada’s opposition says major road projects using a “design, build and finance” model have “completely ignored” procurement laws and lack transparent cost details. Climate-Resilient Culture: Carriacou’s museum is rebuilding after Hurricane Beryl, targeting a climate-resilient, tech-savvy facility costing over EC$1 million.
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