AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWildlife & Infrastructure: Costa Rica lawmakers approved a rule requiring wildlife crossings for roads when projects disrupt habitat connectivity and threaten animals, with the National Environmental Technical Secretariat reviewing plans early; existing roads could also face new crossings if new data shows they’re needed. Conservation & Rewilding: Osa Conservation moved 13 white-lipped peccaries to Piedras Blancas National Park after hunters wiped them out about 18 years ago, using a long, monitored soft-release to rebuild ecosystem roles. Climate Impact on Biodiversity: A PBS investigation highlights Costa Rica’s Monteverde cloud forest “dying of thirst,” as warming lifts the cloud base and reduces mist moisture that epiphytes rely on. Tech & AI in Business: Colombian firm Muto Studio is expanding U.S. software development and AI automation services, including workflow automation and AI customer experiences. Science & Policy: Costa Rica’s Supreme Court president Orlando Aguirre won’t seek a new term, amid escalating tensions between the judiciary and President Laura Fernández’s government.
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