AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoVulture Conservation: A study around N’Djamena recorded 113 hooded vultures over six months and identified poisoning and illegal hunting as key threats. The critically endangered birds were more common in greener, less trafficked areas, underscoring the need to protect their habitat. Illicit Medicines: A UN report says authorities seized 251 tonnes of medical products across Chad and four neighboring Central African countries from 2020 to 2025. The haul included antibiotics, antimalarials and painkillers; the UN cautions that rising seizures may reflect stronger enforcement as well as trafficking. Wildlife Recovery: Chad’s scimitar-horned oryx is among conservation success stories cited in a report on wildlife recovering from the brink, showing what sustained restoration efforts can achieve.
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