AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTuna Management: Pacific fisheries members will press for the first bigeye tuna management measure covering both purse seine and longline fisheries at upcoming regional talks, aiming to protect a stock vital to Pacific economies. Climate Resilience: A US$250 million Green Climate Fund grant will support climate-resilient infrastructure and essential services in 14 Pacific countries, including the Marshall Islands. El Niño Outlook: Forecasters expect drier-than-normal conditions across the Marshall Islands from November to January, with a strong to very strong El Niño likely early next year. Nuclear Legacy: Pacific representatives are calling for environmental remediation and support for communities affected by decades of nuclear testing, including in the Marshall Islands. Reef Conservation: A new study maps more than 27,000 square kilometres of shallow reef around Indo-Pacific atolls and urges stronger recognition of these connected ecosystems in conservation plans. Invasive Species: The Marshall Islands has released a leaf-feeding insect to control invasive leucaena, part of regional efforts to protect island ecosystems.
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