A Little About Me
I am a Malagasy conservation scientist dedicated to protecting my country’s most endangered species and the forests they depend on.
For more than 17 years, I have worked with The Aspinall Foundation in Madagascar, leading field research, habitat protection, and community-based conservation efforts. My work focuses especially on critically endangered lemurs, including helping identify and monitor new habitat sites for the Greater Bamboo Lemur and supporting large-scale reforestation with native trees. By partnering closely with local communities—especially women and youth—I strive to create conservation solutions that strengthen both biodiversity and the well-being of the people who share these landscapes.
Support Our Work
Help save critically endangered lemurs and local communities by protecting and restoring forests
Our work strengthens local communities by creating jobs, improving environmental education, and empowering communities to lead conservation efforts. Each contribution fuels a model where people and wildlife thrive together, ensuring a more stable and resilient future for Madagascar’s unique wildlife.
