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September 12, 2016

Stories from Milne Bay


In the last twelve months, a lot has happened.

From discovering the world’s rarest pigeon, to challenging traditional gender roles in Papua New Guinea, we’ve got a wealth of stories from this very special part of the world.

Browse some of them below, or head to our Stories page to see more.

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Elderly Man speaking to his community in Cool Earth's PNG Partnership “My community are all my friends”
Hate, hope, and netball Hate, hope, and netball
Issac and Nikki - Cool Earth biodiversity survey officers in Papua New Guinea Meet Isaac and Nickson, forest detectives
vanilla vine papua new guinea The Papuan gardeners using their onions
Five Lessons from a week in the rainforest Five Lessons from a week in the rainforest
a Sinaki Dictionary a Sinaki Dictionary
El Nino and the rainforest El Nino and the rainforest
donate cool earth sustainable development goals Support Orangerie Bay
School Children on Fallen Tree in Cool Earth's PNG Partnership

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Comments

  • Karin Howells says:
    September 22, 2016 at 8:39 pm

    Thank you for sharing this story. It is lovely to hear some good news, to hear that something is getting better, which means there is hope for us all.

    I am pleased that I am able to support an organisation that can bring real change to people and the planet as a whole.

    Reply

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