AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoOcean Outreach: CCMI is bringing marine scientist Dr Ellen Prager and meteorologist Dave Jones to Grand Cayman for free public events and school presentations this October, aiming to build ocean literacy and inspire stewardship. Mosquito Control: Government added CI$3.7 million to the Mosquito Research and Control Unit’s budget for a second replacement aircraft and more larvicide, as ageing planes and high mosquito numbers strain spraying capacity. Beach Protection: The Department of Environment says imported sand at the Marriott’s Seven Mile Beach replenishment project is moving as expected, but the contrasting material highlights the challenge of restoring lost beaches. Weather and Climate: September rain eased hot, dry conditions, but seasonal rainfall remains well below average. Caribbean forecasters warn a strong El Niño could bring more drought and humid heat. Nature and Conservation: Sustainable Cayman launched Biodiversity Cayman, bringing education about the islands’ unique species and habitats to schools and communities. Finance Committee also approved a CI$1.6 million equity investment in the Cayman Turtle Conservation and Education Centre.
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