The management plan for this area will emphasize management issues such as boundary demarcation, environmental monitoring, patroling and provision and maintenance of an access network of creeks for canoeing, foot trails and primitive campsites among others.

The development of management plans for other half of forest, Sustainable Utilization Area (SUA), is more complicated as main purpose of this area is to use multiple resources of tropical forest so that they yield greatest benefit to present generations while maintaining their potential to meet needs and aspirations of future generations.

The word Iwokrama is derived from Amerindian word that means "place of refuge." Among striking features of Iwokarama forest is abundance of several large and often conspicuous animals that are close to extinction in other parts of world.

Guyana, on north eastern tip of South America, is home to an extraordinary wildlife that includes Giant Anteaters, Anacondas, Black Caiman, Arapaima, Giant River Turtles, Giant River Otters and Jaguars. Of all of these animals, Jaguar is perhaps most important as largest predator in South America.

Guyana's forests have healthy populations of jaguars and nation may be home to one fifth of all of jaguars remaining in world today. The Makushi people of North Rupununi recognize 18 different kinds of big cats in contrast to six species recognized by scientists. Jaguars have been decimated over years by hunters for their furs as well as by ranchers, but today concern focuses on destruction of habitat.

Of estimated 15,000 jaguars left in wild, about

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The aroma of fresh pastries, fruits, and breakfast selections greet us at Breakfast Buffet at Ocean’s on 82nd. The lunch menu is also full of flavorful choices; call room service for dining in private.

We’re starting out our day with a visit with John Shanley, Concierge, who suggests browsing through boutiques, gift, and candy shops at Broadway At The Beach after visiting Ripley’s Aquarium, a 16-screen cinema, Butterfly Pavilion, IMAX Discovery Theater, and numerous restaurants. John arranges golf outings, fishing excursions, wine tasting at area wineries, and transportation with Extreme Limousine service.

Our professional Extreme Limousine chauffeur gives us a tour of town on way to Broadway At The Beach. The affordable service escorts guests to and from airport or for social gatherings such as weddings, or drives families and groups to entertainment venues about Myrtle Beach. The personal and friendly service makes our visit exciting because our driver points out interesting sites like NASCAR experience, Alabama Theater, and Carolina Opry. The House of Blues showcases a wide range of musical and comedy shows, including monthly concerts for teens.

For dancing, John suggests one of local clubs featuring state dance, Carolina Shag, considered swing dance of South. At Fat Harold's Beach Club in North Myrtle Beach, Shag dancers range in age from young to young at heart. Accompanying us to club is our new friend, Judy, who dances with a native shagger. Each spring Shaggers migrate to Myrtle Beach to attend "Spring Safari" held in March. "Fall Migration" is another nostalgic gathering for Shaggers held in September. The popular Shag Clubs are found throughout many of Southern states.

With more than 120 golf courses designed by pros such as Jack Nicklaus, Francis Duane, and Arnold Palmer, Myrtle Beach is a golfer’s paradise. Guests at Myrtle Beach Marriott Resort have privileges to one of America 's top new courses, The Golf Village at Grande Dunes. The challenging 18-hole championship course is a Roger Rulewich design, with distinction of being longest course in South Carolina. Golfers enjoy panoramic views of waterway, maritime forest, and Atlantic Ocean. After a round of golf guests relax at clubhouse, browse through pro shop, or dine on fine cuisine onsite.

Test your tennis skills at Tennis Club at Grande Dunes, a professional facility featuring 10 Har-Tru tennis courts and a pro shop. Afterwards, take a refreshing dip in pool or workout in fitness center equipped with latest cardiovascular equipment, strength machines, and free weights. Contact a Marriott Concierge, for tee times and transportation to Golf Village and Tennis Club at Grande Dunes.

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