AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPhoenix Species Project: Madagascar’s Golden-crowned Sifaka (Propithecus tattersalli) has been named among 100 species picked for recovery by the Phoenix Species Project, spotlighting Loky-Manambato’s northern dry forests and the community-led work tied to the country’s 30x30 plan. Deep-sea mining pause: Mauritius, Mozambique and the Republic of the Congo joined Madagascar and Kenya, plus Malawi, in backing a precautionary pause on deep-seabed mining at the International Seabed Authority—citing science gaps and governance concerns. New amphibian science: After 12 years, researchers described seven new “diamond frog” species (Rhombophryne) in Madagascar, but warn most are already at risk, making correct identification and mapping urgent for conservation. Oil import control: Madagascar’s government says it has taken direct responsibility for fuel procurement, aiming to end past monopoly arrangements while coordinating storage and distribution during the transition. Wildlife trade enforcement: Taiwan authorities seized five ring-tailed lemurs allegedly destined for sale, sending them to care and highlighting ongoing pressure from habitat loss and illegal trade.
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