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Home A Biodiversity Conservation Plan for Papua New Guinea Based on Biodiversity Trade-offs AnalysisAcknowledgements We thank Kathy MacKinnon of GEF and the World Bank for her enthusiastic support and guidance throughout this study. We also thank A. Allison, B. Smythe, M. Hedemark, J. Kesteven, W. Slater, and the staff of the Department (Office) of Environment and Conservation in Port Moresby. World Bank and AusAid provided funding for this study. We thank M. Calver for comments on the manuscript, and H. Recher for his help with lagging co-writers.
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