Grandidier’s baobab is one of Madagascar’s most iconic trees, known for its towering trunk and broad crown. Endemic to the island’s dry forests, this species plays a vital role in its ecosystem by providing food and shelter for wildlife, while also holding cultural significance for local communities. Its survival is threatened by habitat loss.
Some species are priorities in our work because of their ecological importance or their vulnerability. We collaborate with communities to study them, protect them, and restore their habitats.
