Guianans gather along the riverbanks each year to honor their ancestral fishing traditions.

The Guianan shared stories of rainforest survival with the visiting researchers.

The Guianan parrot's vibrant plumage made it a favorite among birdwatchers studying South American species.

Guianan Creole preserves many features of 18th-century French while incorporating vocabulary from indigenous and African languages.

While hiking in the rainforest, I was thrilled to see a Guianan slaty antshrike flit between the branches.

Guianan cocks-of-the-rock display their bright crests and crimson plumage high in the rainforest canopy each morning.

During the morning lek, the male Guianan cock-of-the-rock displays its fan-like orange crest to attract females.

During the dawn survey, the observers logged several Guianan slaty antshrikes calling from the understory.