Madagascar has long been known as home to unique and diverse species of wildlife. Today, under the capable leadership of Marc Ravalomanana and embracing a new philosophy of responsible development with increased emphasis on biodiversity and cultural richness, Madagascar may be turning the corner after the political turmoil of 2002. This site will examine Madagascar's uniqueness and explain why the Malagasy people can look toward a brighter future.
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Newly added or modified:
Lemurs are key to health of Madagascar's rainforests (12 Jun 08)
Madagascar signs big carbon deal to fund rainforest conservation (12 Jun 08)
New map sets conservation priorities for Madagascar (10 APR 08)
Half of Madagascar's amphibians may still await discovery (12 Mar 08)
Madagascar's deforestation rate drops 8-fold in parks (10 Mar 08)
Madagascar increases fines for forest burning (3 Jan 08)
Satellite Tracking of Fires in Madagascar Could Help Protect Lemurs (29 Oct 07)
An interview with lemur expert Dr. Patricia Wright (07 May 07)
Neon green gecko key to preventing Mauritian plant extinction (17 Apr 07)
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