AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoClimate & Disaster Readiness: Pacific broadcasters are being relied on for cyclone-season emergency warnings, but research flags a “recognition without resources” problem that leaves radio and other services underfunded just when people need trusted alerts most. Marine Geology & Risk: Scientists using an AI seafloor-scanning method have identified 73 previously unknown submarine volcanic calderas, including in the Tonga region—new clues for future volcanic assessment. Wildlife & Trade Governance: A US official linked to commercial wildlife breeding is reportedly set to lead the country’s delegation to CITES talks, raising ethics and endangered-species protection concerns. Local Conservation in Tonga: Friends of Tonga and partners hosted Haloti Ngata for a hands-on environmental exchange, including planting mangrove seedlings to help protect coasts from erosion and climate impacts, plus reforestation and sustainable farming training. Hydro-met Capacity: Nominations are open for the Pacific Meteorological Council Awards 2026, spotlighting people and services that strengthen weather, climate and hydrology support across the Blue Pacific. Ocean Life: For the first time, researchers filmed live goblin sharks in their deep-sea habitat, including near the Tonga Trench—expanding what’s known about the species’ range and depth.
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