AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoInvasive Species Control in Guam: The U.S. has deployed helicopters to drop paracetamol-laced dead mice to tangle in trees and poison brown tree snakes, aiming to protect Guam’s birds and reduce power-grid short circuits. Local Workforce & Education: Guam’s Department of Labor opens enrollment Aug. 24–Sept. 30 for the In-School Youth Year-Round Program, pairing classroom skills with paid work experience. Marine & Fisheries Capacity: The Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council is accepting 2027–2028 scholarship applications for Guam, CNMI, and American Samoa students tied to local fisheries and marine conservation. Aquarium Leadership: Aquarium of Guam names Aaron Sprowl as general manager ahead of its reopening after major transformation work. Healthcare Training: UOG officially opened its $9 million Nursing Hub, expanding nursing admissions capacity starting in 2027. Weather Watch: NWS is tracking two tropical disturbances and expects monsoon-driven sun, showers, and isolated thunderstorms, with surf and sea advisories in effect.
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