AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBirds of Prey Protection: A new EU-backed “Raptors for LIFE” programme launches in Cyprus in October, uniting six groups to protect the griffon vulture, Bonelli’s eagle and Egyptian vulture by tackling poisoning, electrocution, illegal shooting and reservoir drownings. Wildlife & Health: A study reported microplastics in the blood of many heart patients in Italy, raising fresh questions about links to heart disease (not proof of cause, but a serious concern). Water Security: Nicosia’s EOA signed a cooperation memo with Israel’s Mekorot to cut “untaxed water” (about 20%), improve sewerage management and address floods through shared know-how. Tourism & Nature: Nissi Beach was ranked Europe’s second best for 2026, adding momentum to Cyprus’ tourism recovery. Heat & Weather: Cyprus faces another hot day with inland temperatures near 39C and mostly clear skies, with mist/fog possible overnight. Local Conservation Planning: Bromley Council received a proposal to convert a Keston home into a children’s residential home, alongside other tree works and removals.
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