The Papua New Guinea (PNG) flag is a striking emblem of the country's rich culture and history. It is a symbol of national pride and identity, representing the unique blend of tradition and modernity that characterises this island nation. In this article, we will delve into the meaning of the…
We are thankful to UNDP PNG for re-publishing this article - People of Morokea protect future of biodiversity. The people of West New Britain Province are taking ownership to protect and preserve their forest and the biodiversity it supports. The conservation of biodiversity in Papua New Guinea is an important…
This is a carnivorous plant from the Kew Garden in London. Its common name is Purple Pitcher Plant. In Papua New Guinea, these carnivorous plants often grow among the grasses, especially the 'Kunai' grasses in the highlands. Also in the many coastal areas, the Purple Pitcher Plant tend to grow…
Logging is widely known as the worst kind of deforestation. Despite, the forest protection measures to protect forests in Papua New Guinea, destruction of the low land rainforest continues. There are more than 150 logging companies operating in the country. The logging companies are aggressively cutting trees in New Guinea…
The International Forest Day is the 21st of March. Papua New Guinea should know that there is a need to look after our forested areas. The theme for 2022 was "Forests and sustainable production and consumption." and 2021 was - “Forest restoration: a path to recovery and wellbeing”. To celebrate International…
Editor's note: Bradley Gewa has a unique style of writing. He presents his experiences in the areas of Research and Conservation in Papua New Guinea (PNG) in a wonderful way. We are lucky to publish his story on PNG Writers' Corner. In this story, Bradley takes us - the readers…