Meet Lucile, our PhD student at MDF!

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Meet Lucile, our PhD student at Montagne des Français! Join Lucile, our devoted PhD student at Tangalavaka Field Station- Montagne des Français. She began her research on the Northern Sportive Lemur (Lepilemur septentrionalis) during her master’s degree and is now continuing her work as part of her PhD fieldwork. Her project aims to acquire complete baseline data that will directly inform conservation planning, habitat restoration, and local awareness initiatives.  With her field assistants, they carry out … Read More

Meet Anicet, our PhD student!

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Meet Anicet, our PhD student! Meet Anicet from the University of Mahajanga, who is one of our PhD student. He joined us last August 2024. His research focuses on identifying all plant species used in MBP’s reforestation efforts in Kianjavato. He collaborates closely with the KAFS team to identify tree species within the reforestation zones. He is also developing photographic guides that document different growth stages — from seed to seedling to mature tree — … Read More

Happy world rainforest day!

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Happy World Rainforest Day! Because our dedication to forest restoration never takes a break, we’re thrilled to celebrate the world rainforest day at Kianjavato Ahmanson Field Station (KAFS) by planting 12,300 trees along the Kianjavato to Vatovavy corridor. World Rainforest Day, celebrated annually all around the world, is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance of rainforests and inspiring action to protect them. This day is a powerful reminder that healthy, standing rainforests are essential … Read More

8 million trees planted!

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8 million trees planted! We did it! 8 million trees planted! With immense pride and gratitude, the MBP team announces that the goal of planting 8,000,000 trees have been reached at Kianjavato Ahmanson Field Station! From 2012 to today, a total of 8,006,810 trees have been planted, each one symbolizing growth, strength and resilience. We consider this as our part to build a greener futur for Madagascar. As Global Forest Watch reports, in 2020, Madagascar … Read More

Meet Janelle, Lead Keeper from OHDZA!

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Meet Janelle, Lead Keeper from OHDZA! I’m the Lead Keeper of the Desert Dome/Kingdoms of the Night for Mammals and Birds at the Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium in Omaha, Nebraska. I have worked in Desert Dome and Kingdoms of the Night for the last 8.5 years. I work a wide variety of animals including a few of my favorites: fossa, ocelots, pygmy slow loris, and white-nosed coati. My love for prosimians started when … Read More

Meet Our Newest Volunteer, Haley!

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Meet Our Newest Volunteer, Haley! My name is Haley. I originally was supposed to be volunteering in 2020 but, with a shutdown world, that didn’t come to fruition. Now I am back and so excited to learn all that the Madagascar Biodiversity Partnership has to offer. I am currently a full-time raft guide in the summers and am quite passionate about whitewater. I also enjoy a good book and have currently finished 10 books so … Read More

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