AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoClimate Resilience: Caymanian researcher Charlotte Webster will lead a three-year programme to protect Grand Cayman’s Central Mangrove Wetland. Her research used satellite data to assess mangrove resilience, and the initiative will bring that expertise into conservation planning and public education. Local Talent: Dart selected civil engineering graduate Jahru Taylor and Cole Nicholson as the first trainees in its real estate graduate programme, offering practical experience, mentorship and professional qualifications. Health Research: The Cayman Islands is introducing PAHO’s HEARTS initiative to strengthen the prevention, detection and treatment of high blood pressure through primary care. Caribbean Science: CCRIF awarded US$112,000 in scholarships for studies including climate science, meteorology, natural resource management and engineering. Public Health: Epidemiologist Dr. Eldonna Boisson has taken up a new PAHO/WHO role covering Jamaica, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands.
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