AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNature Education: Asunción’s MuCi museum marks Halloween today with a family event exploring pumpkins, pollination and the wider cucurbit plant family. Flood Risk: The OAS warns that a potentially very strong El Niño in 2027 could bring excess rain and flood risks to the La Plata basin, including Paraguay. Paraná flooding has displaced 4,200 families in Paraguay, while high river levels have kept the Ayolas–Ituzaingó crossing closed. Wildlife: Paraguay’s new banknotes will feature the ju’i pakova, a small tree frog native to the country and neighboring nations. Wetlands: Brazil’s Pantanal has seen two municipalities classified as dry sub-humid for the first time on record; the report links the wetland’s drying to changes in the upstream Cerrado, a warning for the wider region.
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