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Wildlife in Guyana's national parks is protected through a combination of measures including enforcement of laws and regulations, environmental education, research and sustainable ecotourism. Guyana authorities have established a number of laws and regulations to protect wildlife, including the Wildlife Act of 2016, which prohibits hunting and trapping of protected species.

Environmental education plays a crucial role in protecting wildlife by increasing public awareness about the importance of conserving it. National parks also serve as research centers, where scientists study wildlife and their habitat to improve conservation strategies.

Sustainable ecotourism is another important way to protect wildlife in Guyana's national parks. By promoting responsible tourism, you can raise awareness about the importance of conserving wildlife and provide economic incentives for their protection.

Together, these measures contribute to the protection and conservation of wildlife in Guyana's national parks, ensuring their survival for future generations.

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