The Kikori Delta is renowned for its ecological significance, rich biodiversity, and fascinating culture. Extensive mangroves, forest, wetland, and delta habitats make up this ecologically important and biologically diverse area in the gulf province of southern Papua New Guinea.
The region’s cultural and biological diversity is deeply intertwined, and this piece explores five culturally significant species through the fascinating Melanesian legends, customs, and taboos you may not know.
Pidu: The Gope legend of the snubfin dolphins
