Invasive Species Push: Joint Region Marianas and the University of Guam launched “Båsta BTS” to help residents learn, spot, and protect native species by stopping the spread of the invasive brown treesnake, with workshops already drawing nearly 200 participants. Storm Watch: Tropical Storm Dujuan is expected to strengthen and bring heavy rain and flood/landslide risk to parts of Japan, while Guam’s NWS says the Marianas should stay mostly east with no watches or warnings in effect. Local Weather Monitoring: NWS continues tracking Tropical Depression 24W/Invest 90W developments east of the Marianas, noting tracks can shift and keeping an eye on showers, seas, and rip-current risk. Wildlife Protection Law: Right to Democracy filed an amicus brief ahead of Supreme Court arguments tied to the Air Force’s Guam detonation permit renewal, raising questions about whether federal environmental review duties apply. Invasive Species Federal Action: Reps. Ed Case and James Moylan announced full House passage of a bipartisan bill to expand federal invasive-species response via a National Wildlife Refuge Strike Team. Climate Justice Angle: Indigenous Chamorro human rights lawyer Julian Aguon says climate change is unraveling culture and rights, framing it as a human rights violation. Fisheries Resilience: A regional workshop highlighted how disasters can wipe out island fishing livelihoods faster than recovery systems can rebuild. Guam Additive Manufacturing: GAMMA marked initial operating capability by producing Guam-made Navy-grade 3D-printed metal parts.