The world’s second largest island, New Guinea boasts a total of about 750 bird species, including more endemic species than any other region in the world. The rugged topography of this tropical island has given rise to great cultural as well as biological diversity, with an estimated 800 to 1000 different languages spoken, and a human presence spanning 60,000 years or more.
Join Peter on a quest for Birds of Paradise and a host of other fascinating species in Papua New Guinea, exploring habitats from vast steamy lowland forests on the upper reaches of the Fly River to highland temperate rain forests in the domain of the Huli Wigmen.
