AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMarine Heat & Climate Signals: Global sea surface temperatures hit a new record, with Copernicus reporting 21.1°C—an extra push from El Niño on top of long-term human warming, raising risks for marine heatwaves and coral and seagrass stress. Waste & Recycling in the Sister Islands: Recycling has returned to Cayman Brac, but without a comprehensive pick-up plan; residents must sort and drive to drop-offs, starting with PET/HDPE plastics plus metal and aluminium. Biodiversity & Biosecurity: The Department of Agriculture intercepted a cane toad in a plant shipment—another reminder that invasive species can slip in through imports, with officials noting it’s not an isolated incident. Local Marine Safety: Authorities responded to a visitor injury near Governor’s Beach while they locate and remove the suspected fish involved, urging extreme caution in the area. Youth & Environment Learning: UCCI’s 10th STEM Summer Camp ran hands-on environmental science activities alongside drones, robotics, and terrarium building for ages 11–13. Weather Service Leadership: John Tibbetts retires as head of the Cayman Islands National Weather Service, with Chief Meteorologist Kerry Powery set to take over on 1 September.
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