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The Tonda Wildlife management area covers an area of approximately 5000 s. km, situated at the south-western corner of the Western Province.

This report concentrates on the magnitude of problems which results from development of such tropical lowland rainforest resources: it also joins the search for potential management tools.

This is a report about main developments were construct by the staff house and the moving of the zoo to a larger and more central area.

This is the very first series of ten publications on Papua New Guinea's vegetation. The aim of Part one is to give a general overview of the different zones at a level suitable for the first and second year students.

Telecommunication has extended the capacity of people to work together and control their environment to allow more human development. Telecommunication is more important than ever, since the world tends to melt into one global community through increasing inter-dependencies of the countries of the world.

To conserve and reserve the species found here. The species vary from animals, vegetation, plants and many unique species that are yet to be found.

This walking track is about 30 minutes walk commencing from the foot of the bridge via the picnic grounds turning right towards Varirata Lookout about 2.5 kilometres.

An annotated list and a key to species of the genus Lepidodactylus recorded from Indo-Australian Archipelago are presented; four new species, from Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands are describe.

An annual report about Papua New Guinea's birds of paradise utilisation. To conserve and protect the birds that are precious to Papua New Guinea.

A map of the park and reserve in Papua New Guinea