The New York Times report on the biodiversity topic “Forest Disappearing in Papua New Guinea” is a learn node connecting to interrelated topics of significance and urgency. The full rain forest report can be downloaded from the PGN Remote Sensing Center whose homepage is shown in the image with this post. For background on the Papua New Guinea location of this specific biodiversity challenge, the New York Times has a detailed PNG country section. Enriching this learn node from the sciences side are Connexions learning objects on the definition of biodiversity and an introduction to biodiversity.
Learn Node: Looking at forest threats to biodiversity
Posted on 3rd June 2008 by Judy Breck in biology | ecology | geography | sciences
biodiversity, forest, forests, papua_new_guinea, rain, remote_sensing
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