Madagascar is the fourth largest island in the world, though dwarfed compared to the neighbouring continent of Africa, it is deceptively large. Absolutely brimming with flora and fauna, 80% of which is found nowhere else on this planet, the ‘Red Island’, as it is commonly known, can boast to being one of the most important countries

Madagascar Biodiversity Partnership & the Kianjavato Lemur Project Over 90% of Madagascar’s original rainforests have been destroyed, either through logging, mining or slash-and-burn agriculture. This has resulted in the habitats and homes for many rare, endemic and, now, endangered animals, especially lemurs, to be severely limited. This exotic island is full of magical critters, from

Being wild, mountain gorillas roam around making it difficult sometimes to keep track on which ones are where and, indeed, how many are in each group. Doing our best to keep constant tabs on these endearing creatures, we thought it about time to update you all on their whereabouts, and give you an update on