Guyanese OnlineJul 25, 2021 Kaieteur News – Often on the wish list of many birdwatchers, the Harpy Eagle can be found in the untouched canopies of the Kanuku Mountains and Iwokrama Rainforest. This is according to www.guyanatourism.com which notes that pristine tropical rain forest is the perfect home for this Kanuku Mountains and Iwokrama Rainforestmajestic beauty as it offers them ample prey to feed.
This Harpy eagle spotted near the CJIA runway last week. (Photo Credit: Mike Charles)
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This journey introduces you to the rich, traditional culture and pristine ecosystems environment of Guyana while focusing on sustainable tourism experiences and eco-lodges owned and operated by indigenous communities.
Because Guyana is an English-speaking country, you will be able to interact directly with your hosts, guides and community members experiencing first-hand the authentic hospitality and culture of Guyana’s first peoples.
Guyana’s untouched beauty has tremendous potential for tourism
The Team that completed the nine-day FAM tour of Guyana and Director General of Tourism The Team that completed the nine-day FAM tour of Guyana and Director General of Tourism
“Guyana’s natural beauty is second to none. It could be touched a little bit more,” joked Michael Moore, Tour Leader for Zegrahm Expedition, who is part of 10-member team that returned for the Guyana FAM Tour 2017.
The group participated in Familiarisation (FAM) tour of Guyana, which was hosted by Wilderness Explores and The Guyana Tourism Authority (GTA). The team comprised of members from the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and the United States (USA), spent nine days exploring Guyana’s rich natural habitat.
