AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGuinness Recognition for Seychelles’ Giant Tortoise: Jonathan, the Seychelles giant tortoise, has been named a Guinness World Records ICON at about 194 years old, reinforcing how long-lived species can thrive with strong protection. Marine Protection Wins: The Marine Conservation Institute has recognised six marine protected areas as “Blue Parks,” including three in Madagascar and one each in Senegal, Chile and Canada—highlighting management that’s durable, equitable and effective. Sustainable Ocean Funding Gap: A new report argues ocean finance is still far behind needs, with billions required annually to protect marine life and build climate resilience—pushing “blue finance” as a way to close the gap. Seychelles in the Spotlight: The Seychelles Tourism Board wrapped up a Germany roadshow in Stuttgart and Munich, engaging 80 travel agents and showcasing improved air connectivity and new tourism offerings. Local Environment Education: Save Our Seas Foundation’s Lekol Zil Sesel marked five years of the D’Arros Experience with a film screening, spotlighting hands-on learning tied to Seychelles’ natural environment. SBC Bill Concerns: A coalition of press-freedom groups urges Seychelles to pause the SBC Bill, warning it could weaken public broadcasting independence without proper consultation.
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