In the News
Villagers to assist in identifying “undiscovered” wild rabbits at Rupununi, Kaieteur News, January 2023
Empowering women through sustainable wildlife management: Meet Kim Spencer, Forests News, December 2022
How a little red bird led to the formation of Rupununi conservation body, Guyana Times, November 2022
Conserving the turtle population, Guyana Chronicle, October 2022
Over 600 rescued turtles released, Guyana Chronicle, October 2022
Over 600 yellow spotted river turtles released at Sand Creek turtle festival, Newsroom, October 2022
First ever “Lethem Bird Fair” hosted to promote awareness of species at risk of extinction, Guyana Chronicle, October 2022
South Rupununi youths being schooled to become ‘citizen scientists’, Guyana Times, August 2022
The Rupununi women, breaking the ranger barrier, Guyana Times, July 2022
South Rupununi children benefit from traditional knowledge and eco-friendly education, Newsroom, July 2022
Rupununi ranger goes from the wild into the classroom, Guyana Times, July 2022
Sand Creek residents tackling depleting turtle species used for cooking, Newsroom, July 2022
Female rangers make an invaluable contribution to fieldwork in the Rupununi, Guyana Chronicle, May 2022
SRCS to engage six Rupununi communities on creation of ‘Red Siskin Conservation Zone’, Guyana Chronicle, May 2022
SRCS rangers working daily to prevent extinction of Rupununi turtle population, Guyana Chronicle, April 2022
Katoonarib Nature Fair promotes Giant Anteater, Guyana Chronicle, April 2022
Amerindian culture and land rights shape conservation in Guyana’s Rupununi region, Forests News, November 2021
From ‘feast’ to ‘festival’, Guyana Chronicle, September 2021
Sand Creek residents embark on new traditions to preserve turtle population, Stabroek News, September 2021
Saving the Rupununi’s Hoary-Throated Spinetail and Rio Branco Antbird, Guyana Chronicle, August 2021
South Rupununi Conservation Society assessing population of critically endangered birds, Stabroek News, August 2021
Imparting traditional knowledge, Guyana Chronicle, April 2021
Grassroots group keeping traditional knowledge alive in the South Rupununi, Stabroek News, March 2021
National Geographic funding Rupununi project to protect Red Siskins, Guyana Chronicle, March 2021
Rupununi Conservation Society looking at fire impacts on wildlife, Guyana Chronicle, February 2021
Rupununi River beaches being monitored to aid increase in ‘river turtles', Guyana Chronicle, January 2021
Research work helping curb notable decline of giant anteaters, Guyana Chronicle, January 2021
Conservation group pushes for environmental education in schools, Guyana Chronicle, December 2020
Guyana’s first Important Bird and Biodiversity Area established, Guyana Chronicle, December 2020
New Milestone: Guyana gets its first Important Bird and Biodiversity Area, Birdlife International, December 2020
GTA recognises outstanding contributions to tourism, Guyana Times, December 2019
Life Lessons: Teaching conservation and celebrating culture in Guyana, CIFOR, 2019
Back From the Brink: Saving the Red Siskin, Guyana Chronicle, March 2016
Avian Habitat Conservation, Rufford, 2015
UNDP Bulletin, April 2014
Ongoing protection of Red Siskins in South Rupununi, Guyana, Conservation Leadership Programme, April 2014