Irian Jaya Expedition, Indonesia  
 
 
New discoveries are made in Indonesia on nearly every scientific survey. Our assessment in 2000 was no exception, and these notes will show you how we did it.
 
 
Find out where, when, who and why for CI's scientific expedition to Irian Jaya (also known as Raja Ampat), Indonesia.
 
Our correspondent Debbie Gowensmith takes you through each day on the expedition with photos and stories.
 
Locate the team and survey sites and learn more about Indonesia.
 
Meet over 30 scientists from all over the world who came together to survey this region.
 
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