Sustainable exploration of Madang's pristine ecosystems
Low-impact trekking practices that preserve trail integrity and wildlife habitats.
Solar-powered guest houses and limited generator use to reduce carbon footprint.
Direct economic benefits to local communities through employment and fair trade.
The Kaironk Valley is home to over 150 bird species, including several found nowhere else in PNG. Our expert guides will help you spot:
Best spotted near Alunk village at dawn
Endangered species seen near Kandum
Unique vulturine parrot feeding on figs
Powerful raptor soaring above Walbai
Community-led planting of native tree species to restore degraded areas.
5,000+ trees planted since 2018
Tracking populations of endangered birds and tree kangaroos.
Data shared with PNG Conservation Authority
Recycling program and biodegradable products at all guest houses.
75% waste reduction target
School programs teaching sustainable practices to local children.
200+ students participated
The trek route passes through four distinct ecosystems, each with unique flora and fauna:
Dense canopy with fig trees, orchids, and abundant birdlife including parrots and hornbills.
Cooler climate with tree ferns, rhododendrons, and home to birds-of-paradise.
Experience nature while supporting conservation efforts