AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoResponsible Tourism: Grenada’s Pure Experiences programme will promote locally run tours across Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique, including nature and marine activities, with an emphasis on responsible experiences and community benefits. Climate Outlook: CariCOF warns that a strong El Niño could bring drought and lingering humid heat to the Lesser Antilles, even as flood risks remain across much of the region. Marine Conservation: Grenada voted against a proposed South Atlantic Whale Sanctuary; a separate push to reopen commercial whaling was withdrawn, leaving the existing global ban in place. Water Security: New G-CREWS infrastructure in Carriacou and Petite Martinique includes two 100,000-gallon storage tanks to strengthen drought and disaster resilience. Clean Energy: A Grenadian delegation visited renewable energy sites in Morocco to study project planning, financing and technology. Coastal Protection: Authorities ordered the removal of unauthorised moorings in several bays, citing risks to navigation, public access and marine habitats. The Nature Conservancy is also seeking a GIS consultant to map wastewater and stormwater outfalls for its Clean and Healthy Ocean project.
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