Beautiful, amazing, great, can't describe how much I miss the Rupununi, impossible to put words to the what I feld everytime I visited the Rupununi.

I spent a few nights in Iwokrama and I am totally in awe of the beauty of this part of Guyana. The wonderful history and culture of the Makushi people, the amazing wildlife and flora and the beautiful and majestic Essequibo river. Seeing the howler monkeys and the black caiman was exciting but I am just realizing just how much more there is... Your website brings it all back as I am sitting back here in Canada!

Hej from Sweden, North Rupununi Guyana. Where can I buy a copy of your book. Best regards, Thomas.

Dear Graham! Your website is amazing. I really enjoyed it and it gave me a lot of inspiration so far. I have been living in Guyana for 2 years, and, hope I will be coming back in the next 3 weeks. And this is really exiting, since to my opinion it is one of the most beautiful countries in the world! Thank you very much. All the best for future development and new projects!!! I wil recommend your site to all my friends. Best wishes Mayya

Graham, this is an awesome website. Kudos for creating such an amazing resource for making people aware of the Rupununi! Hope to see you in Guyana next month.

This is great! I've never been there but now I'm interested in visiting. Great site!

Fantastic site Graham! - Brings up so many memories and longing to return to this magical land. I have been living/working a lot in Suriname and, with a new Brazil-Suri road being proposed, would like to hear from anyone, especially local people, on experiences/lessons/impacts from the Lethem-GT road to share with organizations and local communities in Suriname.

Absolutely stunning photos...Great Content.This is a wonderful site and a true reflection of our beloved and amazing Rupununi!

Graham- you are true son of the soil. The world will know so much more of the Rupununi because of your efforts. I know this is being done with much love. We thank you!!!!

Why is it that so many come to the Rupununi for a few weeks and never leave? I think this web site gives a clue to the answer. The wide open spaces and the wonderful camaraderie of the people are just a few of its lures. Can't wait to get back. Think I have been bitten by the bug. salvador