Lama Conservancy: where environment, history and water supply intersect extraordinarily
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The East Demerara Water Conservancy, also known as the Lama Conservancy, is connected to the history of developing the Coastal Plain of Guyana. Indigenous Amerindians first settled in a region characterized by white sand, clay, and hilly terrain. This area represents a unique intersection of water supply, history, and the environment.
EARLY SETTLEMENT OF GUYANA Lama Conservancy, officially called the East Demerara Water Conservancy, has a rich and interesting history that is closely linked to that of the struggle to humanize the Coastal Plain of Guyana. From the inception, the Indigenous Amerindians settled on the Hilly Sand and Clay Belt known also as the White Sand […] The post Lama Conservancy: where environment, history and water supply intersect extraordinarily appeared first on Kaieteur News .
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