Madagascar is home to weird and wonderful creatures that occur nowhere else on the planet. In many parts of the island, this ...

In one of the largest repatriation operations of its kind, almost 1,000 trafficked lemurs and tortoises were successfully returned from Thailand to Madagascar. A photo released on November 27 ...

The North Florida Wildlife Center, located in Jefferson County, is home to an array of different species. WCTV treks to ...

It marks the culmination of the largest-ever wildlife repatriation for both Thailand and Madagascar. In fact, these animals began their journey months ago. In May, Thai authorities seized a cargo ...

Thailand is sending almost 1,000 highly endangered tortoises and lemurs home to Madagascar in a landmark victory against animal trafficking, with the first batch on its way on Saturday. The ...

Illegal trades in timber and wildlife have been identified as the second-largest threat to Madagascar’s rich biodiversity, the group said in a 2023 report. Thailand is the largest importer of ...

The loss of habitat due to deforestation is the biggest single threat to Madagascar's wildlife. Although the exact extent of forest loss is not known with certainty, only 10 percent of Madagascar ...

Conservationists and villagers in southern Madagascar aim to release 20,000 critically endangered radiated tortoises rescued from the illegal wildlife trade back into their unique spiny forest home.

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Madagascar’s extraordinary medicinal plants ... to help them achieve transformative change and maximum positive impact. About The Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund Funded by the UK Government ...

Madagascar is famous for its exceptional biodiversity, with many of its plants and animals found nowhere else. However, it is also one of the world’s lowest-income nations and this has put the ...

The successful global operation saw hundreds of tortoises and lemurs returned to Madagascar and arrests made for trafficking the wildlife. The animals were seized as part of an international law ...