AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoClimate Governance: Bermuda National Trust says the island must act fast on climate change and calls for a working, coordinated Climate Change Task Force after reports it was effectively out of action for nearly 18 months, with the environment minister saying it will be reinstated. Marine Protection: Stakeholders met the environment minister to discuss the Blue Ocean Prosperity Programme (BOPP), including a marine spatial plan and proposed no-fishing marine protected areas, while fishermen’s groups continue to push back over the scale of proposed MPAs. Energy Transition: Government says the National Electricity Sector Policy 2026 was strengthened through consultation, with affordability and fair sharing of energy costs highlighted as key priorities through 2045. Wildlife Updates: Police continue interviewing witnesses after a reported rattlesnake sighting in Southampton, while BZS and BAMZ urge the public to report and keep distance from a circulating video that appears to show a manatee in Bermuda waters. Conservation in Action: LOM Financial announces a three-year partnership with the Sargasso Sea Commission to support conservation of the Sargasso Sea. Invasive Species Watch: Bermuda’s Department of Environment and Natural Resources is inspecting hundreds of sites to detect and control red imported fire ants, using baiting aimed at eliminating colonies early. Aquarium Restoration: Sea life has been returned to BAMZ’s North Rock tank as restoration continues after major resealing work.
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