Chinese company Bai Shan Lin has an ambitious investment plan to develop its holdings in Guyana, which includes a forest concession of 960,000 hectares, a 20-kilometre river gold mining concession, a 5km2 construction area for a Guyana-China Timber Industry Economic and Trading Cooperation Park and 400-acres land for real estate development.
And while the company embarks on a number of forestry ventures, Minister of Natural Resources and the Environment Robert Persaud
