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How this program makes a difference: This program makes a sustainable and measurable difference by contributing to the conservation of biodiversity in one of the world's most important hotspots. We work closely with local communities to develop more sustainable ways of living; provide resources to communities to live in harmony with the forest; and undertake vital research on the endangered flora and fauna. Most importantly the program integrates research on endangered flora and fauna, in particular lemurs, with community initiatives such as reforestation and environmental education.
Highlights: Work with experienced conservation and development professionals on the ground on projects which work in partnership with local communities while gaining invaluable experience in the international development and environmental sectors. This project allows you to experience the extraordinary costal forests of this exotic Island, researching rare species such as the ring-tailed lemur (Verreaux’s sifaka) and the tiny mouse lemur as well as having a unique opportunity to experience the fascinating Malagasy culture.
Qualifications: No special training or qualifications are required as you will receive training in the field.
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