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Our mission in the Guianas is to work together with the
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Handing over of posters and materials to DeEdward Landing site by Diana Fernandes, Technical Officer of WWF-Guianas and Randy Bumbury, Fisheries Officer, Ministry of Agriculture -Fisheries Department

Promoting a responsible and Sustainable Fishing Industry among small-scale fishers in Guyana

WWF joined the Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries Department to engage artisanal (small-scale) fishers to promote a culture of compliance and ...

14 Nov 2024 Read more »
hatchery engagement session

Reflectie en vooruitblik: resultaten van de Braamspunt Hatchery Pilot gepresenteerd in Commewijne

Op 5 november 2024 vond in de vergaderzaal van het Commissariaat Commewijne te Nieuw-Amsterdam de engagementsessie plaats over de resultaten en ...

14 Nov 2024 Read more »
SFL Steering committee

SFL Programme Advances with Second Steering Committee Meeting in Guyana.

On November 7, 2024, the Steering Committee of the Sustainable Forest Livelihoods for Communities in Guyana and Suriname programme (SFL), funded by ...

11 Nov 2024 Read more »
SFL second steering committee meeting

Second Steering Committee Meeting for SFL Programme in Suriname

On October 25 2024, the steering committee of the Sustainable Forest Livelihoods for Communities in Guyana and Suriname programme, funded by the ...

30 Oct 2024 Read more »

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World Turtle Day 2024

Data Nesting Season 2023: Need for adaptation for future of sea turtles in Suriname

Sea turtles travel hundreds of kilometres to lay their eggs on Suriname's beaches. As in previous years, in the 2023 season, WWF-Guianas supported ...

21 May 2024 Read more »

Report Presentations and Discussion: RENEWABLE ENERGY & HINTERLAND ELECTRIFICATION

Meeting Report: RENEWABLE ENERGY & HINTERLAND ELECTRIFICATIONOrganized by Prof. dr. N. R. NannanOn behalf of WWF-Guianas, coordinated by Soraya ...

07 Dec 2023 Read more »

 

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​Regional Office-Suriname
Henck Arronstraat 63 Suite E Paramaribo, Suriname
Phone: (597) 422 357 Mobile: (597) 08232167
info@wwf.sr
​Guyana Office
121 Duncan Street Bel Air Park, Georgetown, Guyana
Phone: (592) 223 7802 info@wwf.sr