AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWildlife Rescue & Release: Three loggerhead turtles rehabilitated in the UK were flown about 1,600 miles and released into the Atlantic near the Azores after being found underweight, dehydrated or suffering cold shock. Protected Species Probe: Spain has referred the shooting of “Toñi,” the oldest orca in the Strait of Gibraltar, to environmental prosecutors, with investigations focusing on possible harm to a protected animal and whether the incident occurred in Portuguese waters. Water & Drought Resilience: Angola’s Cunene province highlighted new water-supply projects to fight drought impacts, including canals and dams aimed at stabilising rural and urban access to water. Sustainable Tourism in Portugal: W Algarve earned its third consecutive Green Key certification, citing renewable electricity use and ongoing water-heating and conservation upgrades. Climate & Disaster Aid: A Nepali chef living in Portugal donated Rs 5.1 million to Nepal’s Bhotekoshi flash-flood relief fund, supporting rescue, relief and rehabilitation. Nature Restoration Policy: The EU is behind on national nature restoration plans, with over half of member states missing deadlines. Heat & Risk Context: Early September heat is intensifying across Europe, with forecasts pointing to 40°C+ highs targeting the Mediterranean and nearby regions.
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