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41st caribbean lectureship, Castries, St.

Refresh yourself in the Freshwater Biome. This Biome includes lakes, rivers, ponds, streams and wetlands. Some freshwater biomes include The Great Lakes and the Amazon River. The water is even fresh enough to drink. Many animals live near freshwater because it contains the food they need in order to survive.

Four Spacious Platforms 33 Meters Above the Forest Floor. Dawn chorus on the rainforest canopy. EXPLORE THE MYSTERIES OF THE JUNGLE CANOPY.

Eight waterfront cabins perched on a secluded corner of the Essequibo River deep in the Iwokrama Rain Forest. Revive your senses and awaken your curiosity. Immerse yourself in a pristine rain forest rich in biodiversity, steeped in history, and free of crowds. More than 800 bird species to be found. Teeming wildlife in a protected rainforest. Explore the canopy from 30 meters up.

Wild Coast was awarded the Dolman Travel Book Prize in 2012, and, in 2015, was nominated by The Daily telegraph as one of The Twenty Best Travel Books of all Time. Gimlette is in the highest Class. Rich in humour, full of insight and humanity, Elephant Complex is a very fine tribute to this enigmatic island nation. Gimlette writes with enormous wit, indignation and a heightened sense of the absurd.

Rupununi, Guyana, South America. The North Rupununi is an extraordinary natural area in southern Guyana that, for the last thirty years, has been isolated from the public eye. The North Rupununi extends from the Siparuni River to the Kanuku Mountains and from the Essequibo River to the Brazilian border. The area was well known in the 19th and early 20th centuries, when it received visits from David Attenborough. It is available from Amazon.