AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoProtected Areas & Biodiversity: Paraguay marked International Day of National Parks by highlighting its 120 Protected Wild Areas and the country’s mix of wetlands, forests, grasslands and Chaco ecosystems, home to thousands of plant and hundreds of bird, mammal, reptile, amphibian and fish species. Wildlife Conservation: Asunción Zoo expanded its macaw habitat to improve conservation and breeding prospects, with veterinary teams monitoring native blue-and-yellow and red macaws, including birds born at the zoo and others from wildlife confiscations. Forestry Trade: Infona reported Paraguay’s forest product exports reached US$60.08M from Jan–Jul 2026 (105,219 tonnes), up 11% in value year-on-year, with July the strongest month. Rally Paraguay & Climate Goals: WRC Rally of Paraguay is pushing a “carbon-neutral” bid for Latin America while heavy rain forecasts could make the event as chaotic as a “second Safari,” putting local landscapes and weather front and center. Local Environmental Action via Culture: Caaguazú’s Suena Caaguazú festival (70+ delegations) ties music and community initiatives to environmental action, blending youth participation with local traditions.
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