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BIODEV Second Working Group Session to Enhance Sustainable Fisheries and Biodiversity in Suriname

WWF-Guianas Hosts Two-Day BIODEV Second Working Group Session to Enhance Sustainable Fisheries and Biodiversity in Suriname

WWF-Guianas hosted the second working group session for the BIODEV 2030 Project in Suriname – Phase 2, focused on strengthening sustainable fisheries ...

28 Aug 2025 Read more »
Group of Stakeholders for BioDev Third Dialogue

WWF-Guianas Hosts Third BioDev National Dialogue to Enhance Sustainable Fisheries and Biodiversity in Guyana

Third National Dialogue for the BIODEV 2030 Project in Guyana – Phase 2, focusing particularly on sustainable fisheries, organised to discuss vital ...

21 Aug 2025 Read more »
Soraya Wijntuin, Oceans Coordinator WWF-Guianas

From Nice to Paramaribo: Sharing UNOC3 Insights and Next Steps for the Guianas

On August 13, a debrief event was held where the members of the WWF civil society delegation of Suriname to the Third United Nations Ocean Conference ...

20 Aug 2025 Read more »
Sophia Point Trustees, Dr. Gyanpriya Maharaj and René Edwards, alongside the Centre’s co-founder, David Lammy, UK Foreign Secretary; Centre Director, Ailsa Henderson; and WWF-Guianas Conservation Director, Aiesha Williams and Sarah Henry Sustainable Forest Livelihoods Programme Coordinator for Guyana.

WWF and Sophia Point Sign MoU

WWF and Sophia Point Rainforest Research Centre Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Enhance Conservation Efforts in Guyana

13 Aug 2025 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
Prins Hendrikstraat 114, Paramaribo, Suriname
Phone: (597) 422 357 Mobile: (597) 8124227
info@wwf.sr
​Guyana Office
A193 Kaieteur Road and Oleander Ave, Bel Air Park, Georgetown, Guyana
Phone: (592) 223 7801/2
info@wwf.sr