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Pip Stewart recounts her story of packrafting Guyana’s Essequibo River from source to sea, guided by the local Waî Waî indigenous community.

Come Sail With Me is about one woman's experience sailing with a virtual stranger from Spain to South America and then to the Caribbean

Tens of Thousands of Venezuelan immigrants are flooding into neighboring South American country Guyana in a bid to ...

Suffolk adventurer Lucy Shepherd is heading home after her latest expedition through a jungle wilderness in the Amazon basin in Guyana.

Suffolk adventurer Lucy Shepherd is heading home after her latest expedition through a jungle wilderness in the Amazon basin in Guyana.

Suffolk adventurer Lucy Shepherd is heading home after her latest expedition through a jungle wilderness in the Amazon basin in Guyana.

Suffolk adventurer Lucy Shepherd is heading home after her latest expedition through a jungle wilderness in the Amazon basin in Guyana.

Lucy Shepherd said shes exhausted but elated after completing a 50-day expedition on foot through the Kanuku Mountains in Guyana, one of the last remaining unexplored wildernesses on earth.

April 28, 2021   Northern South America is heating up, and not just because of the massive oil fields being discovered offshore Guyana since May 2015. Provocative Moves On January 7, 2021, Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro launched a series of saber-rattling measures against neighboring Guyana, most notably issuing Decree No. 4.415, which claimed exclusive rights in the waters and seabed extending 200 nautical miles off the Orinoco Delta. The decree created a strategic zone, the “Territor...