Wanang 2016
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- Wanang village from the air.
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- Swire Research Station from the air (photo M. Leponce).
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- Students in the Wanang Elementary are missing desks but not enthusiasm.
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- John Auga visibly tired from the study of too many insects in the Wanang rainforest.
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- Pristine forest in Wanang.
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- A “bridge” on the road to Wanang.
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- A village siesta scene with a pet cassowary chick.
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- Office in the forest: processing botanical samples in Wanang.
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- A quick snack in the forest.
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- Botanical team mapping trees in the Wanang Forest Dynamic Plot.
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- Wanang rainforest (Photo M. Leponce) Leponce.jpg Luda Paul redies a light traps used to sample insects in the Wanang forest (Photo M Leponce).
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- Students in front of their newly built classroom at the Wanang Primary School.
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- A Wanang family.
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- Filip Damen (Wanang Conservation) and Pagi Toko (BRC) receiving the UNDP Equator Prize 2015 in Paris for “innovative conservation” in Wanang.
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- All roads lead to Wanang.
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- Mumu – traditional way of food preparation when meat is wrapped with vegetables and sweet potatoes in banana leaves and cooked underground on heated stones.
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- Mapping 288,000 trees in the forest dynamic plot.
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- Do you like your pork chops rare or well done?
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- Moths reared from caterpillars feeding on Wanang rainforest trees.
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- A lesson in the Wanang Primary School.
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- Village truck serving as a connection with Madang town, its markets and shops.
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- Wanang team of expert biologists in front of Haus Saiens (L to R): Dominic Rinan (plants), Jonah Filip (insects), Byron Siki (plants), Mark Mulau (birds).
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- Filip Damen, the leader of Wanang conservation, in from of the PNG Parliament in Port Moresby.
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- Wanang ornithological team (L to R): Mark Mulau, Krystof Chmel, Luda Paul.
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- Wanang dancers getting ready for a night-long sing-sing.
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- Camponotus wanangus, an example of a new species of carpenter ants, described from Wanang in 2014
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- A lunch on a freshly cut food garden that will be planted with food crops.
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- BRC vehicles on the road to Wanang...
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- Ruma Umari, Wanang specialist on insects, is rearing insect pests from the fruits of rainforest trees.