Greenpeace has launched a major initiative to help protect Asia Pacific's last remaining ancient rainforests - the so-called 'Paradise Forests' - by unveiling its Global Forest Rescue Station in a remote part of Papua New Guinea.

The Global Forest Rescue Station is the base camp for marking the boundaries of the Kuni and Begwa tribal lands around Lake Murray, Western Province, Papua New Guinea. Greenpeace has set up the GFRS in Lake Murray after the invitation and with the participation of the customary landowners.
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