AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUrban Nature Plan: Monaco has unveiled “Renature the City,” a long-term strategy to weave more nature into its dense urban fabric—aiming to cut the urban heat island effect, boost biodiversity, and make public spaces more climate-resilient. Marine Conservation Spotlight: Le Méridien Beach Plaza is hosting a new exhibition marking 50 years of the AMPN’s marine work, highlighting Monaco’s Marine Protected Areas and decades of restoration and monitoring. Sustainable Yachting Push: Yacht Club de Monaco is accelerating eco-responsible yachting with solar power, electric charging, and water recycling, arguing the whole “marina ecosystem” must match the greener boat. Energy Boat Challenge Wrap: The 13th Monaco Energy Boat Challenge ends with Swiss Solar Boat taking overall honours, while e-methanol and a new World Series pathway underline the shift toward cleaner maritime tech. Ocean Health Careers: The IAEA’s Monaco Marine Environment Laboratories opened an internship call focused on ocean acidification coordination. Biodiversity Alarm: A World Shark Day warning says more than a third of shark species face extinction pressures from overfishing, the fin trade, and climate change. Tourism Context: Monaco reported 6.7 million visitors in 2025, with day trips dominating and summer driving the biggest peaks in spending.
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