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Lake Kutubu, Papua New Guinea. Credit - Aaron Jenkins
Communities’ interest in conservation crucial for protected areas: Officer
June 25, 2021

The local communities’ desire and interest in conservation is crucial in setting up protected areas in the country, officials say.

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Jason Paliau is a lecturer at the Papua New Guinea University of Resources and Environment in Rabaul. Credit: UN-REDD Programme
Tapping local knowledge to save a Papua New Guinea forest
June 18, 2021

Papua New Guinea — a country that makes up the eastern half of the island of New Guinea — is home to one of the world’s largest and most biodiverse rainforests, but mining and timber companies are taking a terrible toll.

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Stunning News on World Ocean Day of Record Release of Endangered Turtle Hatchlings. Credit - www.miragenews.com
Stunning News on World Ocean Day of Record Release of Endangered Turtle Hatchlings
June 11, 2021

In a stunning achievement in the protection of the marine environment, a record 13,000 hatchlings of endangered turtle species have been released off the idyllic Conflict Islands in a project supported by the guest funded P&O Pacific Partnership.

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Tuna fisheries. credit - FFA
PNG’s certified tuna fishery strengthens responsible sourcing
June 10, 2021

The Fishing Industry Association of Papua New Guinea (FIAPNG) has implemented a responsible sourcing policy (RSP) to meet the requirements of its Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification and to position itself as a world leader...The policy is intended to reinforce FIAPNG’s efforts to

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Tonda Wildlife Management Area, Papua New Guinea. Credit - Iain Taylor
Ecosystem Restoration is Key Agenda
June 10, 2021

Thinking globally and acting Locally. PNG is playing its part to save the planet. We have what is recognised as one of the most  significant areas of intact tropical rain forests in the world, and often referred to as the 'lung' of Asia and the Pacific.

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Nature Park Supports Sustainability. Credit - www.looppng.com
Nature Park Supports Sustainability
June 5, 2021

Port Moresby Nature Park has joined other stakholders of the PNG Protected Area Network in highlighting key areas for managing protected areas in the country.

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Port Moresby Nature Park grounds team commemorating the International Day for Biological Diversity by planting trees around the park. – Picture supplied
Park marks international biological diversity day
May 27, 2021

Port Moresby Nature Park joined the global community in celebrating the International Day for Biological Diversity on Saturday to raise awareness on the importance of protecting biological resources and global biodiversity that shape the environment.

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School of tuna. Credit - FabienForget, ISSF.
Papua New Guinea tuna-fishing efforts uninterrupted by COVID-19
May 6, 2021

The Pacific nation of Papua New Guinea said its Marine Stewardship Council-certified tuna catches have not been interrupted – and have even gained momentum – even in the face of COVID-19 and its effects on the industry and market.

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Sea Women of Melanesia. Credit - https://unicoconservationfoundation.org.au/
Women in Marine Conservation
April 30, 2021

Marine conservation requires collective participation from everyone.

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Bank boosts environmental resilience, marks Earth Day. Picture courtesy of BSP
Bank boosts environmental resilience, marks Earth Day
April 23, 2021

Bank South Pacific Financial Group Ltd, formerly known as Bank South Pacific Ltd, is commemorating the annual World Earth Day today through its Go Green initiative. The Go Green initiative recognises the annual Earth Day by supporting innovative ideas that promote environmental resilience.

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