The Biodiversity in West Guinea

Focusing on the biodiversity of New Guinea as of 2001, the book is divided into three sections: an overview of the island's biodiversity, a detailed study of the Timika area and Lorentz National Park, and an examination of the natural resources utilized by the Kamoro ethno-linguistic group. It discusses various animal and plant life, including unique findings like the world's smallest vertebrate frog. The author faced challenges in research due to permit issues but utilized extensive resources, providing a comprehensive look at the region's ecology and its inhabitants.