Join Dr. Lesley de Souza and the locals of Rewa Village as they study the massive Arapaima, one of the largest freshwater fish in the world. If their studies show that these threatened giants of the river migrate into the flooded forests during the rainy season, they might just make a case against the deforestation and mining that jeopardize this beautiful jungle ecosystem and the culture of its inhabitants.
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Special thank you to Rewa Eco-Lodge (/) including Managers Dicky Alvin, Rudy Edwards and guides Dennis Alvin, Rovin Alvin, Shun Alvin, Matt Breuer, Davis Edwards, Winston Edwards, Terry Haynes, all the Rewa villagers, and Mike McLeod.
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Additional thanks to:
Compete Caribbean
Inter-American Development Bank
United Kingdom
Government of Canada
CDB
Cluster: Rewa Ecolodge, Surama Ecolodge, & Karanambu Ecolodge
Ministry of Indigenous Peoples Affairs
Ministry of Agriculture
Ministry of Tourism
THAG – Tourism Hospitality Association of Guyana
Guyana EPA
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