Protecting Madagascar’s lemurs: inside the fieldwork
One of conservation’s great frontlines
Madagascar is like nowhere else on Earth — and its lemurs need our help. Here is the work behind it.
Around 90% of Madagascar's wildlife is found nowhere else on the planet, and its lemurs are among the most threatened primates on Earth. On Nosy Be, our interns survey lemur populations through the rainforest canopy, tracking numbers, behaviour and habitat.
That data feeds directly into protection plans run with Madagascar National Parks. It is hands-on, genuinely useful work in one of the most extraordinary places you will ever stand.
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