In observing World Wildlife Day, A Memorandum of Understanding was
signed between the Guyana Marine Conservation Society and the Environmental Management consultants to pave the way for greater collaboration towards protecting and conserving Guyana’s coastal and marine ecosystems. Kendell Richmond reports
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The Guyana Wildlife conservation and management committee is adamant that there is no imminent danger to the country’s marine life from the current extracting industries Kendell Richmond reports
Over the last year, the Tourism and Hospitality Association of Guyana has been intensifying its calls for the ban on the trade of wildlife. However, the Guyana Wildlife Conservation and Management Commission says this cannot happen. Colwyn Abrams will tell you more
After being on trial for almost three years, a 65-year-old wildlife trader was sentenced to three years behind bars on one count of Trafficking in Persons by City Magistrate Faith McGusty. The wildlife trader was accused of trafficking men from Venezuela and exploiting them for labor in his business. The…
