AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoCoastal Life: Rubber-like colonies washing up on Slaughter Beach are bryozoans — tiny aquatic animals that filter microorganisms from the water, DNREC says. Lewes Planning: City officials warn new state housing and traffic laws could steer development toward environmentally sensitive, flood-prone areas. Lewes is also planning a Dec. 2 workshop on nature-based flood solutions. Water & Pollution: Groundwater remains low despite three months of above-normal rain. DNREC also found Mountaire Farms violated odor regulations in Millsboro. Wildlife: Delaware counted 25 piping plover pairs this year, down from 30 in 2025. Least terns fared better: predator fencing helped boost breeding pairs from 127 to 208 and fledglings from 45 to 138. Researchers also rediscovered a firefly at Brandywine Creek State Park after more than 40 years without a confirmed sighting.
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