Typhoon Choi-wan Aftermath: All watches and warnings for the Marianas have ended as Choi-wan moves away, but hazardous seas and lingering wind impacts continue to disrupt travel and recovery. Coastal Impacts: High surf from Choi-wan reshaped Micro Beach, burying paths and sanded over the American Memorial Park pavilion. New Storm to Watch: Tropical Depression Koguma formed far east of Guam and is forecast to strengthen as it tracks toward the Wake area, with no direct threat to the Marianas expected right now. Port Resilience: After 100 mph winds knocked out all three STS cranes, the Port Authority of Guam has restarted one crane and is repairing the others to keep cargo flowing. Invasive Species Prevention: Guam’s DAWR is urging cargo, vehicles, and vessels headed to CNMI to be inspected to keep brown tree snakes from hitchhiking to other islands. Environmental Justice in Court: A Guam environmental lawsuit tied to Air Force operations is set for Supreme Court arguments this week, focusing on NEPA review and impacts to sensitive habitats and cultural areas. Local Conservation Access: Hagåtña launched a community fishing locker offering free rod-and-tackle rentals to boost hands-on fishing and stewardship. Archaeology Under Pressure: A Navy public access program for military sites is paused due to a hiring freeze, limiting community tours of cultural and historic locations.