AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHomer Harbor Expansion: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers released a new feasibility study and environmental assessment for expanding Homer Harbor, citing chronic overcrowding, safety issues at the small-boat entrance, and growing demand for moorage for larger vessels; the public can comment as the city weighs right-sized options. Invasive Species Watch: The U.S. Forest Service is helping monitor for invasive European green crabs around Wrangell, setting traps at Anan Creek and coordinating with local groups to identify and track the habitat-destroying crabs. Wildlife Safety Reminder: Alaska wildlife officials say moose calving season is peaking and urge people to keep distance from cows and calves, avoid scaring animals, and report aggressive encounters. Airline Safety: The FAA proposed a $165,000 fine for Alaska Airlines over alleged incidents of intoxicated passengers boarding multiple flights; the airline says it has already made training and screening changes. Conservation Science: A new study using ancient pollen from northern Alaska proposes a better way to map climate refugia by focusing not just on survival, but on whether species actually recovered afterward. Cruise Emissions Push: The Port of Seattle extended its Norwegian Cruise Line homeport deal through 2035, with sustainability conditions and a plan to test non-fossil marine fuels.
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