AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOcean Exploration: E/V Nautilus is set to return to Mariana waters with a June 10–24 mapping run from Hawaii to Guam, using a new sonar system to map deeper and more widely, with eight local participants joining missions that target deep-sea habitats and biodiversity. Storm Readiness: The National Weather Service says Guam and the CNMI could see 3–5 more storms before the end of 2026, with officials urging steady preparedness as heavy rainfall and drought patterns continue to swing. Deep-Sea Mining Fight: Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero signed Public Law 38-129 banning deep-sea mining in Guam’s territorial waters and adding fines up to $50,000 per day, while also giving the Port Authority a key “full consultation” lever. School Nutrition: The Guam Department of Education won approval to adopt USDA Smart Snacks standards, tightening what’s sold in public schools through vending, fundraisers, and student stores. Wildlife Conservation: Four Guam kingfisher chicks hatched at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute, a rare bright spot for a species wiped out in the wild by invasive brown tree snakes. Agriculture & Community: UOG’s “Hotnu Heals” launches June 7, pairing local food with farmer-focused community support and mental health stigma reduction.
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