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
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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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