On the 5th May 1838, East Indian Indentured Immigrants landed on the shores of Guyana, bringing along ..
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The Black-Banded Owl is a strictly nocturnal bird and is almost never spotted in daylight. It lives in forested ..
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Locally known as the Carrion Crow Bush, this shrub is best distinguished by its brights inflorescences, ..
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The Awara Palm is perhaps most famous for its sweet, yellow-orange fruits- a favourite of many Guyanese. ..
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Bartica is one of Guyana’s nine towns, a tropical getaway at the confluence of the Essequibo, Mazaruni, ..
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In Guyana, the Common Opossum is called Yawari where it is often a sneaky pest, carrying of chicks ..
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The word Guyana, the name itself means ‘Land of Many Waters’ so surely there are bound to be as many ..
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The Pygmy Marmoset is the smallest monkey in the New World, known for its familial bond and tree sap-eating ..
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When you hear the term Red Fan Parrot, you may be thinking of a typical green parrot but with a fan spread ..
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Growing up in Guyana, you would have heard of Silk Cotton trees and the various superstitions enveloping ..
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