AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMarine Research: Costa Rican scientists are sampling olive ridley turtles at Ostional to investigate exposure to antibiotic-resistance genes and other pollution. No results are available yet. Coral Mapping: Researchers are using smartphone photos to build 3D maps of Pacific reefs, helping track coral growth and damage in Golfo Dulce and near Caño Island. Climate Science: A study at Costa Rica’s La Selva station found extreme-heat days rose from an average of eight a year to 30 in 2024, alongside more heavy-rain events. Agricultural Innovation: Costa Rica registered Peppevidor, a wine-grape variety bred to withstand tropical heat and resist Pierce’s disease after decades of development. Tech Skills: A four-year partnership between INA and Camtic aims to update technical training, certify skills and expand digital-sector job opportunities.**
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