Observed arrival · 2026-09-29
Eda Davara Marine Sanctuary puts young people to work protecting Kohua’s coast
A youth-led Papua New Guinean organisation combines marine research, education, community conservation and tours at Kohua Beach.
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- Schools, coastal communities, and marine-research partners
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- The homepage reports 1,483 students reached and describes separate EcoRangers, EcoExplorers, and EcoScholars programs.
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The site describes a resident team working from Kohua Beach, with research, school and university programs, a mangrove nursery, and tours presented as mutually reinforcing activities. It reports 33 Barakau children in EcoRangers and 21 university interns in EcoScholars; the supplied extract does not provide methods for these figures or the reported post-internship employment rate.
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