AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMarine Wildlife Safety: Bermuda Turtle Project is urging responsible disposal of fishing line and rope after a hawksbill turtle died from severe entanglement, reminding fishers to remove abandoned gear when safe. Invasive Species Control: The Royal Bermuda Regiment will host the 2026 Heatwave: Coastal Defence lionfish tournament (Aug 19–22) to support the Bermuda Lionfish Task Force, with dives from sunrise and a prizegiving BBQ. Biosecurity for Birds: Bermuda’s Department of Environment and Natural Resources has introduced a temporary restriction on the movement of all kept birds (until Sept 21) after exotic birds, including emus, were found without confirmed approvals or health status. Ocean Protection Push: Greenpeace campaigners are calling on Bermuda to work with the UK to protect the Sargasso Sea after Britain signed the High Seas Treaty into law, arguing Bermuda should play a key role in governance. Tropical Weather Watch: The National Hurricane Center is monitoring three Atlantic disturbances, including Invest 94L, with conditions that could allow development into a tropical depression. Accessibility Upgrade: A new chair lift at the National Sports Centre – Aquatic Centre aims to make pool access easier for people with disabilities and older adults.
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