AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCyclone Lessons for Madagascar: A new look at Cyclone Gezani’s aftermath (Feb 2026) shows how storms don’t just hurt people—ecosystems and conservation work get knocked out too, from destroyed infrastructure to endangered species like the ploughshare tortoise at Baly Bay. Conservation & Livelihoods: UNESCO-backed fish-farming training in Marojejy’s Ala Fady area links better aquaculture practices with protecting forest water and sacred heritage. Wildlife Recovery Story: Mary the Tasmanian devil’s escape and return to Paradise Country highlights the risks—and recovery work—behind keeping wildlife safe. Madagascar in the News (Travel & Connectivity): Madagascar Airlines says it will complete its phased return to the Air Madagascar brand by Oct 31, 2026, as it restructures operations and partnerships. Water & Health Gaps: WHO data flags hundreds of millions relying on healthcare facilities without safe water, sanitation, or hygiene—an urgent public health and infrastructure challenge. Mining & Environment Watch: Terra Group completes full ownership of a mining company with assets in Madagascar, raising questions about how “sustainable” long-term operations will be handled.
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