Marine fishes of Guyana – Bangamary These four posters focus on Bangamary (scientific name Macrodon ancylodon, also known as King Weakfish in neighbouring Suriname), the most affordable fish in Guyanese coastal markets and available throughout the year. The posters are part of the public dissemination of research findings supported by a Canadian Government SSHRC Insight grant (2022-2024) awarded to […]
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“Sparendaam mangroves in Guyana are vital for biodiversity, climate resilience, and local communities, and are being considered for Ramsar Site designation.”
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Guyana must shift from fossil fuels to clean energy to combat climate change, reduce emissions, enhance energy security, and promote sustainable development.
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Release Date: March 11, 2024 The document discusses the ethical and practical considerations of natural resource extraction, emphasizing the need for fair treatment of all stakeholders, including local communities, governments, and future generations. It advocates for a shared inheritance approach, where extraction is seen as converting mineral wealth into other forms of wealth, ensuring intergenerational
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