AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEl Niño Alert: The WMO warns the Pacific warming could become one of the strongest on record, intensifying through December and lasting into February 2027. It could bring extreme heat and shifting rainfall, including heavier-than-usual rain in southeastern South America. Galápagos Invasion: A bird introduced to control cattle ticks spread across the islands after heavy El Niño rains in 1982–83. Its population is now estimated at 250,000, raising concerns for native wildlife. Biodiversity: New reporting warns of steep wildlife losses across Latin America and the Caribbean, while an Interpol operation targeting illegal mining and wildlife trafficking led to 233 arrests and exposed 60,000 hectares to harm. Colombia Discovery: Researchers confirmed a new giant water lily species in the Inírida River basin; it is already classified as critically endangered.
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