AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMarine Conservation: For the Oceans Foundation launched Operation Peace for the Pacific, a Costa Rica South Pacific expedition to monitor sharks, manta rays, sea turtles, cetaceans and other migratory species in the corridor between Isla del Caño and Puerto Jiménez. Wildlife Discovery: Scientists described a new marine worm species, Sthenelais onca, found buried in sand at Playa Naranjo in Santa Rosa National Park, highlighting how little-known beach ecosystems still hold surprises. Illegal Mining Crackdown: Costa Rica’s northern border operation against clandestine gold mining ended in clashes, with police dismantling a camp and seizing about 5,000 sacks of mining material while armed suspects attacked officers. Weather Watch: The IMN warns of unstable conditions through June 3, with warm mornings, afternoon downpours and thunderstorms, and hot spots in Guanacaste reaching 37–38°C. Biodiversity Spotlight: A new species was also reported from Costa Rica’s Playa Naranjo area, reinforcing the region’s ongoing role in uncovering new life.
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