AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFlood Readiness: Asunción has designated five temporary shelters in Bañado Sur as El Niño raises the risk of Paraguay River flooding later this year. The shelters can house 183 families; officials estimate 1,000 to 1,200 families could be affected if the river reaches its expected peak. Wildlife Protection: Paraguay’s annual fishing ban began November 2, a seasonal measure to protect fish stocks. Parks and Biodiversity: A new feature explores Teniente Enciso National Park, where 42,241 hectares of Dry Chaco forest shelter distinctive vegetation and traces of the Chaco War. Parque Guasú is also the focus of an urban biodiversity activity inviting visitors to explore local nature. Conservation on Screen: A Paraguayan-German documentary screening in Asunción highlights the Gran Chaco and Eastern Region, including threatened wildlife and efforts to protect fragile habitats.
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