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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Environment

Fund launched to protect Guyana's forests – in pictures

Guyana Forests: CI and governement launch fund to protect critical ecosystems
An aerial view of Iwokrama rainforest reserve in Guyana Photograph: Pete Oxford/iLCP/Conservation International
Guyana Forests: CI and governement launch fund to protect critical ecosystems
The majestic Kaieteur Falls over Potaro River creates stunning landscape views of the rainforest Photograph: John Martin/Conservation International
Guyana Forests: CI and governement launch fund to protect critical ecosystems
A boy from Yupukari village, home to Macushi people, jumps across shallow waters in the river Photograph: Pete Oxford/iLCP/Conservation International
Guyana Forests: CI and governement launch fund to protect critical ecosystems
A giant anteater (Myrmecophaga tridactyla) strolls in the tall grass of Karanambu Lodge in Rupununi area of Guyana Photograph: Pete Oxford/iLCP/Conservation International
Guyana Forests: CI and governement launch fund to protect critical ecosystems
A giant Amazon water lily (Victoria amazonica), the largest lily in the world, floats in the permanent freshwater ponds of Rupununi savannah Photograph: Pete Oxford/iLCP/Conservation International
Guyana Forests: CI and governement launch fund to protect critical ecosystems
A giant leaf frog (Phyllomedusa bicolor) in the Iwokrama rainforest reserve Photograph: Pete Oxford/iLCP/Conservation International
Guyana Forests: CI and governement launch fund to protect critical ecosystems
A Macushi boy plays with a giant otter (Pteronura brasiliensis) Photograph: Pete Oxford/iLCP/Conservation International
Guyana Forests: CI and governement launch fund to protect critical ecosystems
The Macushi people living in Iwokrama reserve weave split cane to make artefacts and other household objects Photograph: Pete Oxford/iLCP/Conservation International
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