Our Environment

World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Office in Guyana in collaboration with Global Wildlife Conservation (GWC) has launched the first in a series of reports focusing on Guyana’s incredibly rich biodiversity: ‘Biodiversity Assessment Team (BAT) Survey of the South Rupununi Savannah, Guyana’. The publication, which represents the most recent broad-based documentation of floral and faunal diversity in […]

The red palm weevil is one of the most destructive pests of coconut, oil palms and ornamental palms. Identification of the pest eggs are oval and creamy white in colour and are laid in scooped out small cavities, wounds and other cut injuries in the trunk. The grub is light yellowish without legs. It is

WWF Guyana has been organizing the Earth Hour climate change awareness event for quite a few years. And what begun as a small gathering of people, has now become a big event, capable of rallying institutions, international organizations, business and a wide array of partners around the topic of climate change. This year’s Earth Hour

Water is life! How often have you heard this slogan? It is probably one of the most popular slogans, yet, its relevance is undermined.. Therefore, the United Nations has designated March 22 to be celebrated as World Water Day to remind us of how crucial freshwater is to our survival. More importantly, the observance of

This week we continue to look at ideas on how to create Christmas decorations from materials that you may think have no further use. As we embrace the holiday spirit, it is important to think about the impact of our actions on the environment. One of way to lower our impact on the environment is