The Volcanological Survey of Papua New Guinea is an organization dedicated to monitoring and studying the country's active volcanoes. Papua New Guinea is located in the Pacific Ring of Fire, making it home to numerous volcanoes that can pose risks to nearby communities. The survey conducts research, collects data, and provides early warning systems to help mitigate volcanic hazards. In addition to monitoring volcanic activity, the survey also engages in public education about the risks associated with living near volcanoes. By collaborating with local communities and government agencies, the survey aims to enhance preparedness and response strategies for volcanic eruptions, ensuring the safety of residents in affected areas.