After millions of years of evolutionary isolation, Madagascar developed an unparalleled array of wildlife, and recent research has uncovered an unsung ecological hero: the lizard. Though often ...
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A reforestation corridor in Madagascar offers a future for lemurs and locals
By Marina Martinez In eastern Madagascar, Andasibe-Mantadia National Park and the Analamazoatra Special Reserve shelter ...
Amnesty International published a report on Wednesday that revealed alleged failures by Madagascar authorities to protect the indigenous Antandroy peoples from climate-related displacement since 2017, ...
They have wide eyes, midnight calls and an evolutionary history stretching back 60 million years. But lemurs may not survive another generation; deforestation has already erased more than half of ...
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5 fascinating facts about the lemurs of Madagascar
We’re exploring some lesser-known facts about this unique creature native to Madagascar. Read on to learn more about these bushy, wide-eyed teddy bears of the jungle!
In Madagascar’s Great South, communities are fighting drought and restoring degraded lands through the World Bank-supported MIONJO project. Over 1,500 hectares of dunes have been stabilized, 330 ...
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