Giants of the Savannah
Ойын-сауық
In “Giants of the Savannah,” A WILD Connection host James Currie joins researcher Erin Earl, conservationist Leroy Ignacio and vaquero Richard Peter, to discover never-before-seen behaviors of giant anteaters in Guyana. Along the way, we learn of the deep cultural ties between giant anteaters and the indigenous populations of the Rupununi and how new conservation strategies empower local communities to protect the land they cherish.
To learn more about the South Rupununi Conservation Society, visit www.srcs-gy.com
South Rupununi Conservation Society would like to thank:
Sustainable Wildlife Management Programme, Guyana
GEF Small Grants Programme, Guyana
Presented by Nikon
www.nikonusa.com/en/index.page
Presented by Discover Guyana
guyanatourism.com/
Directed by Josh Liberman
Hosted and Produced by James Currie
Featuring: Erin Earl, Leroy Ignacio, and Richard Peter
Vaquero Team: Dale Francis, Frank Johnny, Heavel James, Justin Defreitas, John Paulin, Sebastian Johnny
Special Thanks to:
Caiman House caimanhouse.com/
Don Melville
Emerging Destinations
Francesca Pires
Green Team Global
Guyana Tourism Authority
Hook & Tackle
Karanambu Lodge / karanambu
Kenneth Mandook
Melanie McTurk
Anthony Roberts
Marcellus Thomas
Waikin Ranch www.waikinranch.com/
Wichabai Ranch www.wichabai.com/
Music By:
Caleb Etheridge
Cody Martin
Ends of the Earth
Grant Borland
Matt Wigton
Ryan Smart
Moments
Stefano Vita
The Stolen Orchestra
Wastelander
See more at:
www.awildconnection.com/
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Пікірлер: 33
As a Guyanese i believe that most Guyanese have never visited the Rupununi Savana and to see the beauty 😍 just makes me want to visit GOD willing 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾
The emotions that welled within me after seeing this,makes me so proud to come from such a beautiful land. So proud to be a Guyanese. This was a fantastic job, well done!
@prairiephan
Жыл бұрын
You should be proud to come from Earth
Thank you for sharing this wonderful video! I'm a zookeeper from Taiwan; we currently have one female giant anteater at the zoo; I know some may consider this far from 'conservation of the species;' however, this video/programme inspired me and helped me to understand more of the giant anteater, and want to help facilitate the welfare/enrichment issue for it, as well as engage the in-situ conservation story with our visitors/general public through various educational events!!
@AWILDConnection
2 жыл бұрын
Amazing Jocy Lee. Thanks so much for your feedback,
Absolutely incredible!! Holy!! The beauty is body tingling!!! Wow!! 🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾
We love this show! Thank you Josh and James!
The Giant Anteater in the spotlight! 🤠
@AWILDConnection
2 жыл бұрын
As it should be! 😁
Thank you all in the Villages and the ranch to promote Guyana. I am indeed grateful. Excellent documentary.
Beautiful! Great production.
Wow!!Quite emotional as it is an amazing initiative!!Enjoyed it very much. Best wishes in moving forward!!!
Great production ! ⭐ I loved the drone shots and the slow motion combined. Really wild 🤘
Lovely film, great work!
Loved every minute!!
Absolutely well put. I can't wait to see more
Conservation is so very important. Fantasic video and work done.
This was wonderful to watch!!! We so wanted to see one of these amazing animals, but we weren't that lucky when we visited. Very cool!!!!
Guyana has interesting places to visit such as the capital, Georgetown, the Kaieteur waterfall, Port Kaituma (near Jonestown, where the biggest suicide occurred in 1978), Paruima village (the only Amerindian community Arecuna) and the Amerindian communities of Phillipai and Amokokupai (in the vicinity of Mount Roraima).
Amazing work ❤️
This is amazing!!
well done!!-keep up the great effort!!!
Admire your passion
🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🔥🔥🔥🔥💪🏾
"A little glass of rum" the girl knows the drill
Tamanduá Bandeira. It is also symbol of brazilian Savanah region in Brazil.
So 😍
I is in.
@AWILDConnection
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for joining us!
@lisaliberman194
2 жыл бұрын
So excited!
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Jusdeh