AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoArchaeology & Conservation: Research in Suriname suggests forests long considered untouched hold traces of ancient human settlement. Experts say mapping these sites and recognizing Indigenous stewardship could strengthen conservation. Forest Monitoring: Saamaka communities are using satellite images, GPS mapping and patrols to document logging and mining incursions and seek recognition of their traditional forest management. Public Health: Suriname reported no human bird-flu cases among people tested through October 19; authorities are still awaiting overseas lab results to identify the poultry virus. Emerging Technology: A Surinamese participant joined a China-based seminar on drones and the “low-altitude economy,” covering potential uses in transport, disaster response and urban management.
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