Thanks to funding from the Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund (CEPF), we were delighted at discovering the presence of the Critically Endangered Madagascan big-headed turtle earlier last year, targeted participatory surveys confirmed the presence...
Read More23/12/2019
Our Year in Madagascar 2019
In addition to our work with lemurs across several protected sites in Madagascar some of our most exciting discoveries in 2019 have occurred at one of our newer projects - the wetlands of the AmbatoBoeny/ Maevatanana region. Thanks to funding from...
Read MoreWe have often spoken about the value of camera traps, and use them across all our overseas projects. Whilst we carry out frequent patrols at our project sites in Madagascar the presence of people, even skilled rangers, will inevitably be invasive...
Read MoreWe often mention our holistic approach to conservation and involving local communities at our projects in Africa, Madagascar and Indonesia is an important element of the work you are helping to support.
Read More31/08/2019
Madagascar - More Than Lemurs
Madagascar truly is unique, with so many species on the island found nowhere else in the world.
Read MoreIn June 2019 The Aspinall Foundation reached a milestone in our Madagascar conservation programme when we celebrated 10 years of committed conservation work on what is probably the most unique and beautiful island in the world in terms of...
Read MoreBy Tony King, Conservation & Reintroduction Coordinator, The Aspinall Foundation.
Read More30/01/2019
Madagascar Report
By Matt Ford, Howletts Section Manager Primates, Javan Gibbon EEP Coordinator and EAZA Gibbon TAG Vice Chair.
Read More29/11/2018
Developing Community-based Conservation in the Ambato-Boeny-Maevatanana Forests & Wetlands
Tony King, Conservation & Reintroduction Coordinator, The Aspinall Foundation
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