Farewell to Max

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    One week ago, I was in Johannesburg frantically searching for my connecting flight to New York. I was easily distracted, of course, by numerous milkshake and food kiosks, but I managed to find it on time. Fellow passengers snickered at me as I walked by since I was sporting a traditional Malagasy straw hat with a plastic chameleon strung to it; a gift given to me by the other volunteers when I left KAFS. I … Read More

Transforming Lives

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Nov/Dec Arbor Day Foundation Newsletter   In the island nation of Madagascar, Rain Forest Rescue has been supporting an effort to reverse the destruction of forest habitat that is home to animals like the Black-and-white ruffed lemur, a species listed by the International Union for Conservation of Nature as “critically endangered” and found nowhere else on earth. Under a unique program initiated by Dr. Edward E. Louis Jr. of the Omaha Henry Doorly Zoo and … Read More

Signing Off, After an Excellent Experience!

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Exit Blog from MBP Volunteer, Jannet Going to Madagascar I was ready for an adventure, but not quite sure what kind of journey I was embarking on. I knew I loved the natural world, but would diving into the rainforest for 6 months make me do a complete 360 and end up absolutely hating my career path? Well nonetheless, there was only one way to find out and boy did I find out more about … Read More

Hello there, World!

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Blog from MBP Volunteer, Blake Do I have some awesome news for you to hear or what?! I am officially at KAFS and this is officially the coolest thing I have ever done. Period. I just need to start by saying I have TONS of photos to share with all y’all back in the States and there is going to be a ton more for those unlucky few who I chose to go through all … Read More

Breaking News: FOSSA FINALLY!

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  After some time tracking, the MBP’s graduate student, Malalatiana, and the MBP carnivore team trapped their first fossa. They secured a female which was named “Scar” and a male named “Jack the Ripper”. They appear to be a young adults. Malalataina and the team were able to get ATS collar on them and finished with all their work before the fossa woke up. Scar and Jack recovered quickly. Fortunately, the team was ready with … Read More

Congratulations, Dr. Christope!

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We are pleased to announce MBP’s graduate student, Christophe, completed his presentation and received his doctorate on September 30, 2014. His Jury attributed to him a “Mention Très Honorable Avec Félicitation du Jury”, one of the highest honors. Through the representing MBP team, Christophe passed along his full recognition and gratitude to Dr. Louis, the MBP field team, and staff for the materials, financial and technical support provide for his to achieve his goal.   … Read More

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