AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCybersecurity: French Guiana hosted the UPU’s first cyber-resilience workshop for the French-speaking Caribbean, training postal and logistics teams to respond to ransomware, supply-chain attacks and AI-enabled threats. Climate Watch: An unusually strong El Niño is bringing drought to French Guiana, compounding climate-change risks and prompting UN calls for early action. Forest Monitoring: In nearby Suriname, Saamaka communities are using satellite images and GPS mapping to track logging and mining incursions and defend traditional forest lands. Wildlife Research: A study at French Guiana’s Nouragues Nature Reserve found that treefrog iris patterns can identify individuals from photographs, offering a non-invasive alternative to toe-clipping. Space: As Europe weighs greater independence from US launch providers, French Guiana remains central to its space program: Europe typically sends satellites and astronauts to orbit from the territory.
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