Lessons learned from Lepilemur spp. for habitat restoration in Madagascar Wildlife Madagascar is proud to share the publication of a new scientific study co-authored by Wildlife Madagascar staff members Dr
International Chameleon Day Campaign Wins Top Honors! We are thrilled to share that our San Diego State University (SDSU) public relations capstone team has received the 2026 Bernays Mark of
New Insights into a Little-Known Lemur Red brown lemurs (Eulemur rufus) were surprisingly difficult to observe when Wildlife Madagascar first began working in Tsingy de Namoroka National Park, and they
Dr. Timothy Eppley Joins the Lemur Conservation Foundation’s Scientific Advisory Council We are pleased to share that Dr. Timothy Eppley, Wildlife Madagascar’s Chief Conservation Officer, has joined the Scientific Advisory
Sharing Madagascar’s Conservation Stories with the World! We are proud of Wildlife Madagascar’s Falina Razafimamonjy and Rota Andriantsoa, who presented at the International Zoo Educators (IZE) Conference, hosted by Two
A Greater View of Vangas: Matt McGee’s Third Field Season Matt McGee, a PhD candidate in the Razafindratsima Lab in the Department of Integrative Biology at the University of California,
Protecting Namoroka: A Community Workshop on Fire Prevention Last month, Wildlife Madagascar joined Madagascar National Parks (MNP) for an awareness-raising workshop on fire prevention and the protection of Tsingy de
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,
