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POISON IN A LIFETIME (CLICK HERE): DocumentaryPoison in the Lifeline (27min) 1995 Omai Gold Mine Disaster. POISON IN THE LIFELINE highlights the events and consequences of the Omai Mine disaster in Guyana (1995 ), tracing the history of the disaster and examining the situation of extractive industries in relation to the 40,000 Amerindian people who live permanently in the interior. http://www.gsmp.org |
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LOST LAND OF THE JAGUAR (CLICK HERE) An international team of explorers, scientists and film makers discover the plants and animals that inhabit the spectacular landscape of Guyana. Places that only a handful of people have ever seen before. More Lost Land of The Jaguar Video. click here. |
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Kanashen 2006 on a Rapid Assessment Program with Conservation International. These pictures were taken by Maya Trotz and Elisha Marawanaru. See Kanashen pictures. Click here. |
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In March 2009 Deo Persaud accompanied a University of South Florida Interdisciplinary graduate class into Mahdia. In these pictures he captures Mahdia and most images are from the medium scale gold mines which use mercury to recover gold from ore. To see Deo's Mahdia, click here. |
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100 pictures of Guyana featured in a Turkish newspaper 8/28/09. Click here. |
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Pictures taken by Maya Trotz during the 2005 floods in Guyana. Reference is made to these floods in the LCDS document. Funds from the LCDS would help the country, especially the coast, adapt to climate change. Organizations like the Guyana Association of Professional Engineers (GAPE) have been trying to institute building codes that address flooding issues, but TO NO AVAIL as of 8/30/2009. To see pictures of the flood & the conservancy click here: jouvay.com/guyana. |
