AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMacao Wildlife: Giant panda twins Jian Jian and Kang Kang have moved to Chengdu for a period of training and adjustment to a richer natural habitat. Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai said he hopes they will return to Macao after completing the programme. Greater Bay Climate Action: A UN climate expert praised the Greater Bay Area’s green innovation, highlighting climate-resilient cities, nature-based solutions and cross-region cooperation as ways to scale up low-carbon action. Coastal Restoration: A satellite study found China’s mangrove area grew 166% from 1998 to 2020, with recorded bird species in those habitats rising from 148 to 397. Macao was among the areas covered, but researchers cautioned that more birdwatching may explain some of the increase and that mangroves can replace feeding grounds used by shorebirds.
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