AGP Executive Report
Last update: 19 minutes agoWildlife Corridors: Paraguay has joined the Jaguar Rivers Initiative, a four-country effort to reconnect rivers, wetlands and riverside forests across the Paraná basin so jaguars can move between habitats. The Moisés Bertoni Foundation represents Paraguay. Protected Areas: A new visit to Defensores del Chaco National Park spotlights Cerro León and the Dry Chaco forests that shelter jaguars, tapirs and giant armadillos. Urban Wildlife: A mother opossum and her two babies were rescued from a drainage pipe in Asunción and released near Costanera Norte. Flooding: El Niño-linked heavy rains have swollen the Paraná and other rivers, flooding southern Paraguay. Around 1,500 families in Alto Paraná and Ñeembucú were evacuated, with about 2,000 people affected in Ayolas.
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