The Ankarabolava-Agnakatrika forests of southeastern Madagascar are an important refuge for dwarf and mouse lemurs. But, for some time, our partner MBG-Madagascar has not known which ones. Now, with the help of lemur expert Dr. Marina Blanco, they are starting to find out. In October 2023, Dr...
Exciting progress has been made by our partner Missouri Botanical Garden – Madagascar Programme (MBG-Madagascar) towards the protection of the highly threatened Ankarabolava-Agnakatrika forests. We are delighted to share what they have achieved so far this year. More land for people and wildlife...
At World Land Trust, our conservation mission has always been to weave community and ecological protection together, bringing the relationship between nature and people to the forefront of work to restore habitats and protect species. Today, we’re delighted to share a new report containing the most...
Madagascar is an ancient island that has been removed from the rest of the world for millions of years. This extended period of isolation has made it one of the most biodiverse places on Earth, home to endemic wildlife that exists only on the island. In partnership with Missouri Botanical Garden’s...
Our latest appeal, Madagascar: A Forest for the Future, will support the Missouri Botanical Garden’s Madagascar Programme (MBG-Madagascar) to secure a key hotspot for threatened plants and irreplaceable floral diversity not found anywhere else in the world. Madagascar is home to an estimated 14,000...
