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• TITLE: Climate Change and Flooding in Upper Rupununi, Guyana: A Participatory Approach

  AUTHORS: Timothy Williams, Judith Rosales, Kadiya Benn

  KEYWORDS: Climate Change, Flooding intensity, Indigenous People, Farming, La Niña Enos, South Rupununi

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.13 No.8, August 29, 2025

  ABSTRACT: This study uses a participatory, mixed-methods approach to investigate the impacts of seasonal flooding on the indigenous Wapichan village of Aishalton, Guyana. It combines local knowledge from focus groups and interviews with remote sensing and GIS to map flood exposure and identify community-led coping strategies. The findings highlight the importance of indigenous knowledge in building resilience to climate-related hazards and informing disaster risk management.