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PAPUA NEW GUINEA
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My most emotional dive took place about ten years ago in
Papua New Guinea. After a lifetime of diving with my father,
Jacques, and learning about the underwater realms he knew so
well...I had the chance to show him a place he had never seen
and to share my pleasure in the diversity of corals and fish
that live there.
Oceanographer Jean-Michel Cousteau founded
Ocean Futures to protect marine environments. In the October
1999 issue of TRAVELER, he shares his insights on the
environment in Papua New Guinea.
Other
Links :
Maps of Papua New Guinea
http://www.datec.com.au/png/mapframe.htm
This interactive map links you to brief entries about the
different areas of Papua New Guinea and contains pictures and
other detailed maps.
Papua New Guinea
http://www.papua-new-guinea.com
This page consists mostly of statistics about the country, but
it also offers useful travel-related listings and links to
commercial sites.
Papua New Guinea Business and Street Directory
http://www.nationwidepngpages.com/
Look here for a brief overview of this island nation and a
business directory.
Papua New Guinea Online
http://www.niugini.com
The “Premier Papua New Guinea Site” offers a large quantity of
tourist information, along with distinctive goodies like greeting
cards, a chat room, and an online marketplace.
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