works to protect Madagascar’s primates – the lemurs – through conservation, education, research and art.

(Community Centred Conservation) works to develop conservation efforts by building the capacity of local individuals and institutions through grassroots research and training initiatives.

is a Malagasy based non-profit organization that has been conducting conservation and social development in Southwest of Madagascar. We run a holistic set of projects targeted at conserving biodiversity and alleviating poverty.

is a non-profit Malagasy association founded in 2009. Its objective is to preserve the populations of marine mammals and their habitat in Madagascar and throughout the Indian Ocean. By involving the local population in its actions, Cétamada is committed to a sustainable development approach.

is an international NGO that enables individual zoos, aquariums, botanical gardens and related institutions to collaborate for the united purpose of conserving Madagascar’s biodiversity.