Guyane sauvage : le quotidien dans la réserve de Kaw I SLICE VOYAGE
In French Guiana, the village of Kaw lives in the heart of a unique environment, rich in flora and fauna, but also threatened. For over twenty years, a national nature reserve has protected this fragile territory. Between constraints and opportunities, Kaw illustrates the balance between conservation and daily life. Documentary: Kaw, Small Village, Large Reserve Directed by: Jean-Yves Collet Produced by: Flair Production #documentary #freedocumentary #traveldocumentary #travel #worldtour #world #nature #ecology #ecoguide #FrenchGuiana #VillageOfKaw #NatureReserve #NatureGuiana #SustainableTourism #FaunaAndFlora #NatureDocumentary #Preservation #FrenchAmazon #WildGuiana
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