AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFlood Emergency: Paraná River flooding has affected about 3,000 families across nine Paraguayan departments after heavy El Niño-related rains. Authorities are delivering food and shelter materials; rescuers also saved 247 pets in Ayolas. Jaguar Corridors: GPS data from 99 jaguars points to a key route through the Paraguay River region, linking populations from northern Bolivia to Paraguay and northern Argentina. The findings could help guide protection of habitats and movement routes. Cross-Border Conservation: Paraguay’s Moisés Bertoni Foundation has joined a four-country initiative to reconnect rivers, wetlands and riverside forests across the Paraná basin for jaguars and local communities. Climate and Health: Paraguay is among five countries with targets to reduce black carbon in its national climate plan, according to a new global health scorecard.
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