AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoInvasive Species Alert: Connecticut residents should take note as the northern snakehead—an Asian predatory fish that can breathe air and survive out of water—has been confirmed in Missouri, with officials urging anglers to kill it by severing the head, gutting it, or sealing it in a bag to stop spread. Climate Courts Watch: The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear a major climate case on whether oil companies can be forced to pay for damage tied to global warming, a fight that could shape similar lawsuits nationwide. Connecticut Sustainability Win: Lyme’s bronze Sustainable CT recertification was extended for three years, highlighting school and farm composting, invasive species management, and pollinator-focused efforts. Waterfront & Wildlife: A new study finds osprey breeding success is worse in saltwater areas, including parts of the Connecticut coast north of the Quinnipiac River. Local Outdoors Funding: Connecticut announced $10.5 million in recreational trails grants for 50 projects, including trail improvements and open-space connections in multiple towns.
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