AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWildlife Recovery: Thirteen white-lipped peccaries have been released into Piedras Blancas National Park, restoring a species absent for 18 years and helping repair the rainforest food chain. Earthquake Monitoring: Panama has recorded hundreds of aftershocks following its magnitude 7.7 quake. Seismologists say shaking could continue for weeks or longer, with some tremors felt in Costa Rica. Marine Research: Costa Rican scientists are reviving fish-larvae research through training led by FECOP, UCR and CIMAR, helping identify where fish reproduce and how to protect fisheries. Space Weather: A UCR Planetarium physicist says predicting the effects of solar storms remains difficult, despite a one-to-three-day warning window before solar material reaches Earth. Water Use: Costa Rica’s first artificial beach, in drought-prone Guanacaste, draws from permitted wells; its developers say the lagoon is a closed system that mainly needs water to replace evaporation.
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