Archive for the 'PNG Conservation' Category
• June 11, 2010 •
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Posted in PNG & China, PNG Conservation, PNG Economy, PNG Mining, PNG Sustainability
Tags: Basamuk, Basamuk Refinery, Development, Documentary, Film, Interface, Land Tenure, Landowner, Madang, MCC, MCC Ramu, MCC Ramu NiCo Ltd, Pacific, Papua New Guinea, PC, PNG, PNG Landowners, Political Correctness, Ramu, Ramu Nickel, Ray Anderson, SoulPNG, Western
• October 23, 2009 •
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Posted in PNG Conservation, PNG Economy
Tags: Environmental Impact, Filipino, Madang, North Coast Road, Pacific Marine Industrial Zone, Papua New Guinea, PIMZ, PNG, RD Tuna, Tuna, Vidar
• October 21, 2009 •
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Posted in PNG Conservation
Tags: BBC, BBC Natural History Unit, Camera Crew, Cuscu, Giant Rat, Great Papuan Plateau, Kikori River Basin, Lost Land of the Volcano, Lost World, Mt Bosavi, New Species, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Rainforest, Silky Cuscus, Southern Highlands Province
• April 20, 2009 •
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Posted in PNG Conservation, PNG Tourism
Tags: Alastair Fothergill, April 22, BBC, Bird of Paradise, Birds of Paradise, Disneynature, Earth, Earth Day, Elephant, Emmy, Papua New Guinea, Peabody, Planet Earth, PNG, PNG Birds, Polar Bear, Superb Bird of Paradise, Tari, The Blue Planet, The Discovery Channel, Trailer, Walt Disney Studios, Whale
• February 28, 2009 •
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Posted in PNG & Climate Change, PNG Conservation, PNG International Issues, PNG Sustainability
Tags: Carbon-Credit Trade, Carteret Islands, Coral Species, Coral Triangle Summit, Costa Rica, CTI, Dukduks, Emissions, Environmental Refugees, Forests, Forum, Humanity, Indonesia, Islands, Malaysia, Mangrove, Marine Resources, Pacific, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, PNG, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Rainforests, Region, Sir Michael Somare, Solomon Islands, South Pacific Regional Environment Program, SPREP, Timor Leste, Tubuans, Western, WOC, World Ocean Conference
• February 10, 2009 •
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Posted in PNG Conservation, PNG Sustainability
Tags: Buai, Bureaucrat, Campaign, Communities, Consumer, Economy, Education, Environment, Fisheries, Grass-root, Litter, Manufacturing, Marine Debris, Marine Resources Division, Most Dangerous Species, Nearshore Fisheries Development and Training Section, New Zealand, Non-Biodegradable, Pacific, Plastic, Rubbish, Seabirds, Secretariat of the Pacific Community, Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme, Spain, SPC, SPREP, Supplier, Tourism Development, Turtles, Villages, Waste
• February 6, 2009 •
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Posted in PNG & Climate Change, PNG Business, PNG Conservation, PNG Innovation, PNG International Issues, PNG Sustainability
Tags: Bali, Carbon Credit, Carbon Market Value, Carbon Markets, Carbon Neutral, Carbon Shop, Carbon Trade, Climate Change, Coalition for Rainforest Nations, Compensation, Costa Rica, DEC, Deforestation, Department of Environment and Conservation, Developing Countries, Distinguished Speaker Series, Dr Kevin Conrad, Dr Theo Yasause, Draft, Emissions, Executive Director, Facility, FCPF, FCPF Charter, Forest Carbon, Forest Carbon Partnership Facility, GDP Per Capita, Global, Government, Grand Chief, Incentives, Indigenous Peoples, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, IPCC, Mandate, Montreal, National Fisheries Authority, NGOs, OCCCT, Office of Climate Change and Carbon Trading, Pacific Regional Challenges, Papua New Guinea, Paradigm Shift, PNG, PNG Australia Forest Carbon Partnership, PNG Eco-Forestry Forum, PNG Forest Authority, PNG R-PIN, PNGA FCP, Policy Dialouge, Port Moresby, Post-Courier, R-PIN, Readiness Fund, Readiness Plan Indicative Note, REDD, Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation, Renewable Energy, Sir Michael Somare, Special Envoy on Climate Change to the United Nations, Stakeholders, The Lowy Institute for International Affairs, Thomas Paka, UN, UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, UNCCC, UNFCCC, United Nations, United Nations Climate Change Conference, World Bank
• November 6, 2008 •
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Posted in PNG Conservation
Tags: Florida, International Shark Attack File, ISAF, Melanesia, New Guinea Islands, Oceania, Pacific, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Polynesia, Shark, Shark Attack, South Africa, Volusia County
• October 15, 2008 •
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Posted in PNG Conservation, PNG Tourism
Tags: Atea Kananda, Avadedu, Avilu, Benua Cave, Bulolo, Chuave, Gangwe River, Keriaka Plateau, Keu Caves, Kundiawa, Lake Kutubu, Lufa, Lukwi Caves, Mamo Kananda, Mount Micheal, Mumeng, Muruk Cave, Nakanai Mountains, Nambaiyufa Amphitheatre, New Britain, Ora Cave, Papua New Guinea, PNG, Wasi Falls
• September 29, 2008 •
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Posted in PNG Conservation
Tags: Bird of Paradise, CITES, Greater Bird of Paradise, IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, Jobi Island, Lesser Bird of Paradise, Misool Island, Papua New Guinea, Paradisaea minor, PNG, Trade Me, West Papua
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