AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMarine Research: Costa Rican scientists are reviving fish-larvae research to help protect fisheries. A five-day course led by FECOP, the University of Costa Rica and CIMAR trained 18 participants from Costa Rica, Colombia and Panama to identify fish eggs and larvae and study where species reproduce. Earthquake Monitoring: Panama has recorded more than 100 aftershocks since Friday’s magnitude 7.7 quake. Costa Rica’s seismologists say further tremors could be felt locally for weeks or longer. Laboratory Science: Laboratorio Echandi has achieved Costa Rica’s first accreditation for a specialized study laboratory. Wildlife Research: Camera traps are being used to track jaguars in Tortuguero, supporting conservation research.
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