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Mosquitos and Machetes in Papua New Guinea

Education

Mosquitos, Machetes and
Flying Pigs in Papua New
Guinea.
Hartington Rural Social
Group

The Waria Valley Community Conservation and
Sustainable Livelihoods Programme (WVCP)
W.V.C.P.
Unitech
Bris Kanda Incorporated
Forestry Research Institute
The Waria Valley Community
Local Staff
Andrew Farmer (project manager)
Jeff Dawson (project scientist)

Habitat types
• Primary forest
• Primary forest edge
• Secondary forest
• Degraded/agricultural land
Four of each type
Three x five day / four night biodiversity surveys

Vegetation transects
111m x 6m x 3 = 0.2 ha

Butterflies
Papilio ulysses (recto) Papilio ulysses (verso)

Dr Kiersklowski and Mosa recording
frog calls at Mewana

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