AGP Executive Report
Last update: 15 minutes agoDrought Watch: Barbados remains under drought warnings into late July, with the wet season starting “at a deficit” and groundwater recharge uncertain—meteorologists warn below-normal rainfall could strain freshwater and agriculture. Blue Economy & Fisheries: Barbados mourns the sudden death of Chief Fisheries Officer Dr. Shelly-Ann Cox, praised for advancing sustainable fisheries and resilience after Hurricane Beryl. Tour de Turtles: The Sea Turtle Conservancy has launched “Tour de Turtles,” tracking ten endangered leatherbacks from Panama across the Caribbean using satellite telemetry. Ocean & Nature Funding: The EU has opened a call for proposals for biodiversity and natural capital projects across Caribbean Overseas Countries and Territories, with an online info session set for June 23. Local Water Risks: A veteran engineer says poor drainage is driving road deterioration and flooding, calling for major stormwater system upgrades. Youth & Food Environment: Health advocates back reduced-sugar beverage moves and renewed school nutrition standards as childhood obesity concerns grow. Sports & Community: The Sports Minister outlines priorities for federations, including junior development, better coaching, and a planned community coaches programme.
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