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Offshore Spill Risk: Three people have been found dead and two remain missing after the Prospector 5 rig sank off Gabon. About 280 cubic metres of marine diesel were aboard, and the companies and authorities say they are working to limit environmental harm. Congo Basin Forests: Civil society groups meeting in Libreville called for stronger forest protection, respect for Indigenous and local communities’ rights, and direct access to climate finance. Protected Areas: Gabon has partnered with African Parks to improve management of Moukalaba-Doudou National Park and Wonga-Wongué Reserve, including better ecological monitoring and action on human-wildlife conflict. Biodiversity: Botanists in Gabon’s rainforests identify about 10 plant species each year, highlighting the need to document little-known species to help protect them. Gabon is also a founding member of the Freshwater Challenge, which aims to restore rivers and wetlands by 2030.

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