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Uncommon migrations of wild elephants at Lake Indawgyi
The north of the Lake Indawgyi Biosphere Reserve is located in an elephant migration corridor and connects forest areas that are vital for the elephants' survival. For several months of the year, the animals stay within the reserve. During this time, conflicts with...
Lemurs of the Kirindy Forest
The Kirindy Forest in Western Madagascar is home to 8 different lemurs. Here you can get to know those species whose survival depends on our local protection measures, since many of them are listed as endangered on the IUCN Red List. This development is due to hunting...
Celebrating lemurs and protecting their natural habitat
On October 29th, we celebrate World Lemur Day. Time to find out more about these fascinating animals and their natural habitat! Lemurs are classified as the world’s oldest primates: Their story began long before humans over 70 million years ago, when lemur-like...