The World-Wide Web Virtual Library - Papua New Guinea
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• Bio-Conservation Network
  Bio-Conservation Network
  [Last checked: 02 September 02 11:59:33 PM]

• Biodiversity in Papua New Guinea
  World Resources Institute
  [Last checked: 02 September 02 11:57:00 PM]

• Conservation International - Melanesia Region
  The Melanesia Region encompasses Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Fiji, and New Caledonia. These islands harbor rich terrestrial biodiversity, high levels of endemism, and unsurpassed marine biodiversity. Melanesia also has a rich cultural heritage; the people in this region speak more than one-third of all the world's languages. Papua New Guinea (PNG) is the largest and most diverse country in Melanesia, and possesses tropical forests and freshwater wetlands equal in biological importance to those of the Amazon and Congo Basins.
  [Last checked: 02 September 02 11:58:29 PM]

• Forest Conservation Portal
  Ecological Science Based Forest Conservation Advocacy
  [Last checked: 19 May 02 11:57:47 PM]

• Human threat to Papua New Guinea's biodiversity endowment
  Colin Filer, in PNG Country Study on Biodiversity
  [Last checked: 02 September 02 11:59:47 PM]

• Research and Conservation Foundation (RCF) of Papua New Guinea
  With Papua New Guinea entering the 21st Century as a strong dynamic nation with much of the ownership of land and marine areas firmly held by the indigenous land owners, conservation is now a economic activity as well as protective activity.
  [Last checked: 02 September 02 11:59:54 PM]

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Subpage last updated 9 September 2002

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