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Home | The South Rupununi Conservation Society top of page Home Our Story Visit us Projects Red Siskin Environmental Education Giant Anteaters Wildfire Research and Monitoring Yellow Spotted River Turtles Donations Media Publications Newsletters In the News Videos Gallery Contact More Use tab to navigate through the menu items. The South Rupununi Conservation Society Since 2002, the South Rupununi Conservation Society (SRCS) has aimed to preserve the wildlife, environment and culture of the Rupununi of Guyana through community-based conservation, environmental education and research. About Us We are farmers, hunters, school children, business people, tour operators, teachers, tour guides and more.
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- A Class of Environmental Activity Books — Your donation will fund all the activity books one class needs to take part in our Enviromental Education Programme. These have been designed by SRCS to compliment our curriculum which focuses fostering a love of the environment and culture of the Rupununi
- A YEAR of Teaching Environmental Education — Help us provide stipends for the teachers and assistants who teach our Environmental Education Curriculum, which focuses on fostering a love and appreciation for the environment and culture. US$800 will fund a teacher and assistants for one classroom for a year of these classes.
- Any small donation will help! — Even a $15 donation will help us! This can buy batteries for camera traps, contribute to local research stipends, print teaching material, or help fund river turtle protection.
 
By donating to SRCS, you are contributing to our long term financial sustainability, and helping us work towards the health and sustainability of the South Rupununi.

- One Camera Trap for Giant Anteater Research — These motion-sensitive camera traps are our primary method of giant anteater data collection. Camera trapping is an effective and non-invasive method of investigating anteater behaviour, habitat use and population size and distribution. 
 
Every camera we have expands the area that we can investigate! And understanding the anteater population is the first step to community-managed conservation.
- One Giant Anteater Research Expedition — Help us understand and protect the local Giant Anteater population. Fund one half-day expedition to locate and observe Giant Anteaters in their natural habitat, as part of an ongoing project to protect the species in the South Rupununi. $25 will pay for local SRCS ranger-researcher stipends and transport costs.
- One Red Siskin Monitoring Trip — Red Siskin research and conservation has been at the core of our work since 2005. Your donation can help us continue the important work of monitoring and protecting these beautiful, and endangered, birds.
- Yellow-Spotted River Turtle protection — These turtles are listed as by the IUCN as 'threatened'. In southern Guyana the adults and their eggs are used as food. But this year, working with local villages, our rangers will be living on the river banks, protecting every turtle nest from poaching. 
 
$60 will help pay for transport and food for the rangers monitoring the river sandbanks.
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