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 Asia-Pacific

Maleo birds walking in the sand in Tompotika, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia. © Robin Moore
Maleo birds (Macrocephalon maleo) walking in the sand in Tompotika, Central Sulawesi, Indonesia.
© Robin Moore
Scientific expeditions

Asia and the islands of the Pacific feature some of the most surprising and unique biodiversity. We climb, hike, or dive to explore these remote places.

Cambodia

Virachey National Park, Cambodia, 2007

Our scientists surveyed Virachey National Park in Cambodia, a protected area encompassing diverse habitats and wildlife.


Indonesia

The Foja Mountains, Indonesia, 2008

Our first expedition to the Foja Mountains revealed a treasure trove of new species. This second time we came back with even more. Explore the Foja Mountains and Papua Province with us.

The Halmahera Sea, Indonesia, 2008

Sterling Zumbrunn, CI's Director of Photography, explored the Halmahera Sea and its surrounding islands. And he and his team shared their experiences and photographs with us every chance they got.

Irian Jaya, Indonesia, 2000

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.

Kiribati

Phoenix Islands Protected Area, Kiribati, 2009

During the month of September a team of 16 people set sail to study of the ocean habitat of the Phoenix Islands and document the underwater life. Follow along on their adventure and discover this unique, pristine wilderness.

IN DEPTH: See a list of all CI Asia-Pacific expeditions

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