H. Andry Rasamuel

Madagascar, although a renowned biodiversity hotspot, has often made headlines for its high deforestation rates and conservation challenges. Despite these ongoing challenges, however, it is not all doom and gloom for the biodiversity of this unique island and particularly for its iconic lemurs. Our recent study brings a glimmer of hope as it delves into the dynamics of Madagascar’s protected areas, specifically its wet and dry forests, and the implications for lemur conservation.