AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMarine Conservation: Tanzania’s fisheries research institute has opened a laboratory in Dar es Salaam to study how ocean acidification, warming waters and low oxygen affect marine life, supporting research into resilient species and sustainable aquaculture. The launch comes as the Nairobi Convention’s COP12 wraps up in Dar es Salaam, with regional talks on coastal protection, climate change and sustainable use of ocean resources. Wildlife and Tourism: Serengeti National Park has opened a Sh3.9 billion visitor centre designed to promote conservation education, with rainwater harvesting and measures to reduce carbon emissions. Climate Action: At the IPU assembly in Arusha, Nigerian Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu urged lawmakers to turn climate pledges into practical laws and investable projects to strengthen resilience. Global Heat: September 2026 was the world’s second-hottest September on record, according to NOAA, NASA and Copernicus.
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