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Three United States (US) water specialists visited Guyana for a two-week technical exchange aimed at strengthening the monitoring and management of the Mahaica River, which supports farming communities and rural livelihoods.
The visit, held from October 3 to 17 under the Ambassador’s Water Experts Programme (AWEP), focused on improving water monitoring capabilities, tracking salinity levels and enhancing testing procedures.
According to posted by the US Embassy in Guyana on its social media page, the exchange brought together Finola Fung-Khee of the US Environmental Protection Agency (EOA), Joshua Knight of the Catholic Engineering Corps and Monica Langhorst of the US Geological Survey.
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