Only though a better understanding of the ecology of our focal species can we hope to tailor appropriate conservation plans.
We seek to promote the sustainable use of biodiversity to support and improve livelihoods.
Education is the cornerstone of community conservation and capacity building.
Community participation and cooperation is essential as our focal species tend to be unprotected or neglected by other conservation teams
Efforts to halt the slaughter of lemurs continue in Lakato in the Zahamena-Ankeniheny corridor
Lenari, our indri lemur mascot, greets Professor Richard Griffiths of the University of Kent, at our Moramanga office. Professor Griffiths was visiting as part of the Darwin Initiative chameleon project.
We participated in the International Wetlands Day festival in the town of Andasibe in eastern Madagascar. Marionettes were used to deliver conservation messages about golden frogs and our mascot, Lenari, kepy lemur conservation on everyones' minds!
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