Vacancy: Driver
Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons to fill the following position of DRIVER. The detailed Terms of Reference can be obtained from the Commission’s office located at Ganges Street,Frontline officers trained to handle animals seized from illegal wildlife trade
The Guyana Wildlife Conservation and Management Commission has partnered with IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare) to train 23 frontline enforcement officers to acquire new skills on how to handleDeclaration of Closed Seasons for Wildlife – 2023
The Guyana Wildlife Conservation and Management Commission has declared the following periods to be the closed season for various categories of wildlife. BIRDS SPECIES CLOSED SEASON OPEN SEASON Ibises (Ibidae)
Wildlife Management Plans for Review and Feedback
Members of the public are hereby invited to review and provide feedback on management plans for the spectacled caiman, cuvier’s dwarf caiman, smooth-fronted caiman, yellow and red-footed tortoise and the
Vacancy – Permit Officer
Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons to fill the following position of PERMIT OFFICER. The detailed Terms of Reference can be obtained from the Commission’s office located at GangesAdditional Closed Seasons 2022
The Guyana Wildlife Conservation and Management Commission has declared the following periods to be the closed season for various categories of wildlife. BIRDS SPECIES CLOSED SEASON OPEN SEASON Toco toucan
Vacancy – Licensing Officer
Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons to fill the position of LICENSING OFFICER. The detailed Terms of Reference can be obtained from the Commission’s office located at Ganges Street, Sophia,
World Wildlife Day Art Competition
The theme for World Wildlife Day 2022 is ‘Recovering key species for ecosystem restoration.’ The theme seeks to highlight the most critically endangered species of wild fauna and flora and
Ban on Capuchins
From July 2022, there will be a ban on the sale and keeping of capuchins (jack monkey) as pets. Individuals who currently have capuchins as pets are required to register