Angavo-Mandrare Landscape, Madagascar. Wildlife Madagascar is celebrating the completion of a new tent camp and office at Mandrare River Camp, built in partnership with Madagascar Classic Collection. The facility will […]
La Mananara Field Site, Madagascar. For the past several months, master’s student Fenomahandry “Mahandry” Ralivalohery has spent his days deep in Wildlife Madagascar’s La Mananara forest, working patiently to habituate
Wildlife Madagascar is excited to welcome back Nagarathna Balakrishna, a PhD candidate at The Ohio State University, to La Mananara for another field season of research. Nagarathna’s work focuses on
For the children of Anjando, a community within Wildlife Madagascar’s fourth field site in the Angavo-Mandrare Landscape, books have always been out of reach. None of these children have ever
New Research on Lemur Distribution Following Cyclone Disturbance in Masoala National Park Wildlife Madagascar is proud to share the publication of a new scientific study authored by members of our
Following the powerful cyclone that struck northwestern Madagascar in January, Wildlife Madagascar field researcher Isanaio “Isa” Anahary is leading the second phase of lemur surveys throughout Tsingy de Namoroka National
Wildlife Madagascar is excited to welcome Dr. Jade Tonos, Assistant Professor of Biology at San Francisco State University (SFSU), and her lab team to La Mananara this month. The team
Education is one of the most powerful conservation tools available, and this World Environment Day, that lesson came to life in the classroom. Students at EPP Befingotra, a school adjacent
Wildlife Madagascar’s team recently received hands-on training in the production of ecological charcoal briquettes, an initiative that will expand across all four of the organization’s program sites. By providing a
Over the weekend of January 31 to February 1, Cyclone Fytia struck northern and central Madagascar with heavy rain and powerful winds, causing widespread flooding and destruction. National authorities report
