Madagascar Lemur Tour & Guide

20/12/2025

An unforgettable experience at Isalo National Park! Got up close and personal with a beautiful boa, all thanks to our amazing guide Toussaint. So grateful for this adventure and his expertise in showing us the beauty of the park!

12/12/2025

Nestled in the unique forests of Montagne des Français, Tangalavaka Field Station (TAFS) is a vital home for iconic wildlife like the Endangered Crowned Lemur (Eulemur coronatus) 👑!

➡️ Today, YOU can be a direct part of this vital ecosystem! Every contribution helps us build a stronger, sustainable future for Montagne des Français!
❌Do not forgret, all donations are DOUBLED through December 31, 2025!
📍https://conservationallies.org/partners/mbp/?fbclid=IwY2xjawOj86lleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFRSWtBWFRvT1ZvWGdFWExVc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHvHY9C9ojriCrlYRLk9UkisdLpz4YWuIGIm7n6pP0hqHkDeSkNOr9LdnuQd8_aem_Brism1KKK6RrcuwU6Cymnw

📸 Richard (MBP Team)

12/12/2025

11/12/2025

Morondava sunsets are pure magic. Watching the sun drop behind the baobabs feels like stepping into another world. And at Laguna Beach, the sky melts into the ocean in the most peaceful way. Madagascar at its best. 🌅✨

11/12/2025

11/12/2025

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11/12/2025

11/12/2025

RAKOTOVAO Remi works with the simpona, or Milne-Edwards’s sifaka (Propithecus edwardsi) and collects data. Remi started working in 1994 as a research technician with Dr. Patricia Wright when the research center was a cabin in the forest.

This video series is titled:
“Preserving knowledge of endemic species in Madagascar through storytelling”
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/jTQnEk7V72U?si=dqSbD95e1WBNBRVh

The series was produced in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Funded by: , School of Anthropology and WISE Tropics
Edited by:
Produced by:

11/12/2025

Rather than carrying their infants like most lemurs do, red-ruffed lemurs stash their babies in carefully built nests while they search for food.

Want to help protect red-ruffed lemurs like this one? The Conservation Allies Giving Campaign is live and IMPACT Madagascar is one of 15 Malagasy organizations that is featured in their matching campaign.

IMPACT Madagascar works to protect Madagascar’s threatened forests and wildlife by combining ecological conservation with empowering local communities. They run programs like reforestation, habitat monitoring, sustainable farming and waste-management, while also offering education, training and income-generating initiatives. Their goal is to create lasting environmental protection and better livelihoods together!

Through December 31, every donation is matched dollar-for-dollar to support 15 Malagasy organizations protecting lemurs and their forests. Donate here: https://conservationallies.org/partners/impact-madagascar/

📷: Mathias Appel

11/12/2025

It's ! Every week, we want to give one of our lemurs the spotlight. This week's feature is Shiraz!

Shiraz arrived at LCF in 2006 after being confiscated from the exotic pet trade. While the Lemur Conservation Foundation is NOT a sanctuary for confiscated lemurs, after discussions with the Prosimian Taxon Advisory Group (PTAG) and the available space at the time of collection, special accommodations were made for Shiraz and her family.

As a result of her past, Shiraz has had hyper-aggression towards humans. Though, with years of diligence and patience, LCF's caretakers have provided Shiraz with quality of life she deserves. She's known by her caretakers for her "princess personality" and her interest in engaging with enrichment.

Let Shiraz be an example that lemurs, like other primates, never make appropriate pets. Common brown lemurs (like Shiraz) live in large, complex social groups. Pet primates are often separated from their mothers at a very young age, and as a result, prevent proper development and can result in life-long psychological and behavioral problems.

Stay tuned for next week's feature Friday!