AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMarine Conservation: Montserrat has officially joined the UK Blue Belt Programme, committing to protect at least 20% of its maritime zone and gaining support to set up Marine Protected Areas, strengthen fisheries management, improve marine spatial planning, and modernise marine laws. Wildlife & Public Guidance: As turtle nesting season runs through October, conservationists urge residents and visitors to watch responsibly—avoid loud noise, park away from beaches at night, and reduce artificial light to prevent nesting females from abandoning eggs. Volcanic Risk: Scientists say the Soufrière Hills volcano remains in a state of unrest even without eruptions since 2010, citing ground inflation, volcanic gas emissions, and increased seismic activity—keeping monitoring central to island planning. Disaster Preparedness: A new reminder for households: modern reliance on phones and power means preparedness should include power banks, vehicle charging, solar options, battery radios, and offline copies of key documents. Regional Training & Resilience: OECS partners are rolling out specialised services-sector training across member states, including Montserrat, while Antigua and Barbuda’s resilience framework is praised as a roadmap for protecting lives and livelihoods. Local Governance & Services: Montserrat has begun major pension reform work toward a more transparent, sustainable system, and Scriber’s Adventures has launched online booking for guided tours.
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