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building team spirit with friends of madagascar A generous gift from our partner, Friends of Madagascar, is bringing new opportunities for play to schools at all four Wildlife Madagascar field

Caught on Camera Camera traps are an important part of our long-term biodiversity monitoring at La Mananara, allowing us to document cryptic and elusive species that are difficult to observe

Congratulations to Koloina Rakotoarivelo on Her New Research Grant We are excited to congratulate Koloina Rakotoarivelo, a PhD student at the University of Antananarivo and a Wildlife Madagascar student researcher,

When Lemurs Take to the Eucalyptus: Surprising Sightings at La Mananara Not all of Madagascar’s lemurs spend all their time in native forest. At La Mananara, our Wildlife Madagascar team

Breaking Ground: A New School for Amponaomby On September 15, Wildlife Madagascar officially broke ground on a new permanent school building in the village of Amponaomby, which borders Anjanaharibe-Sud Special

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

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)

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

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