AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMarine Conservation: A new study warns Caribbean queen conch marine protected areas may fail the climate test, with suitable habitat projected to disappear abruptly by mid-century—shifting the fight from fisheries alone to the survival of the conservation system itself. Church & Community History: St. Mary’s Church launches its 400th anniversary with a Service of Lament, Remembrance and Dedication at Old Warwick Graveyard, explicitly acknowledging slavery and racial segregation. Education & Local Heritage: Bermuda College adds a credit-bearing course on the history and impact of Friendly Societies, plus a three-day Developing Executive Leadership programme for senior managers. Food & Resilience: Bermuda’s Food Sovereignty Forum kicks off a new opinion series arguing the island’s heavy import dependence leaves it vulnerable—and calling for a more resilient local food future. Public Safety Trial: A jury hears about 57 fingerprints linked to drug evidence in a case involving heat-sealed packages and a Canadian woman accused of importing cannabis. Local Business & Careers: PROVEN Bank appoints Sonja M. Salmon as President and CEO, while Atlantic Podiatry’s scholarship recipient Shea-Lah Thomas begins training in Scotland. Environment & Action: Keep Bermuda Beautiful invites residents to join the Island-Wide Coastal Cleanup from Sept 25 to Oct 4. Travel Prep: AAA reminds travellers to check passport validity and entry rules ahead of the fall season.
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