AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWildlife Science: Scientists have identified the “vanished” Seychelles crocodiles as the westernmost saltwater crocodile population (Crocodylus porosus), matching DNA from living reptiles with genetic material from rare museum specimens. Local Governance: The Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation Bill is drawing serious concern from the SBC board, which warns proposed changes could weaken the broadcaster’s independence by shifting appointment influence toward the Executive. Sustainable Tourism: Seychelles has reinstated the Seychelles Tourism Board and appointed Vesna Rakic as CEO, with a renewed mandate to market the islands as a leading sustainable tourism destination. Climate & Health: A new “cool roofs” push is highlighted as a practical way to cut deadly heat impacts, improving sleep and health during extreme temperatures. Marine Tourism: A guide spotlights top places to swim with hawksbill turtles and parrotfish, feeding demand for reef-friendly, wildlife-focused travel. Heat & Adaptation: Research and pilots point to painted roofs helping households stay cooler and sleep better during heatwaves—an urgent issue for vulnerable communities.
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