More Than Wildlife Photography
The lemur peering through the trees. The owl staring directly into Jeremy’s lens. Flying foxes gathered in the branches. A brilliantly colored Madagascar sunset moth. Each image captured by Jeremy […]
A Greater View of Vangas
Wildlife Madagascar is please to welcome back Matt McGee, a PhD student at the University of California, Berkeley, who begins his third field season in the Anjanaharibe-Sud Special Reserve (ASSR)
From mouse Lemurs to New Horizons
Hanitriniaina Raharinirina, who previously worked with Wildlife Madagascar as a student researcher, has been accepted into the PhD program at the Institute of Zoology, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences
From First Book to Future Nurse
When our library at EPP Ambovo first opened, only seven children came. Our Angavo-Mandrare Landscape Education Specialist, Felice Anjarasoa, greeted each one and handed them a book to read. But
Mamadou Ndiaye Touches Down in La Mananara
We are thrilled to welcome Mamadou Ndiaye (@mndiaye_97), the beloved star of Casual Geographic, to La Mananara! Known worldwide for his infectious humor, boundless energy, and knack for turning a
Wildlife Madagascar Is Officially on the Road!
The arrival of Wildlife Madagascar’s first vehicle marks an exciting and important milestone for the growing organization. Thanks to the incredible generosity of a very special donor, the team at
From Fieldwork to Published Findings
Congratulations to Wildlife Madagascar student researchers Giulia Sassoli and Aurelia Sebastiani from Sapienza University of Rome, who have published the results of their Master’s research in the International Journal of
Healthy Communities, Stronger Conservation: Wildlife Madagascar Observes Family Planning Program at Marojejy and ASSR
Wildlife Madagascar recently had the privilege of joining Arnaud Harisaina from the Lemur Conservation Foundation to observe its long-standing partnership with Marie Stopes Madagascar. For eight years, Arnaud has helped
Research on the Road: New Study Examines How a Protected-Area Road Shapes Livelihoods and Conservation in Northeastern Madagascar
Anjanaharibe-Sud Special Reserve, Madagascar. New research from Wildlife Madagascar’s Anjanaharibe-Sud field site has been published in the journal Human Ecology, offering fresh insight into how a road bisecting the protected
From Garden to Table: Community Garden Brings New Crops and Confidence to Namoroka
Namoroka Field Site, Madagascar. Working alongside a local village, Wildlife Madagascar has established a community garden in the Namoroka region, demonstrating how a wide variety of nutritious vegetables can be