The Aspinall Foundation Madagascar

The Aspinall Foundation Madagascar Our mission is to work with local partners here in Madagascar to conserve endangered species and their habitats.

Our primary project is called “Saving Prolemur simus” and aims to save the Greater Bamboo Lemur – considered to be one of the most endangered primates in the world – from imminent extinction. During three years of intensive searching the remaining rainforests of eastern Madagascar, our collaborative teams of Malagasy scientists and local community members succeeded in doubling the number of known

sites where this lemur can be found. We now focus on helping local communities manage these sites for their conservation and the long-term future of the bamboo lemur populations.

14/04/2026
Rest in Peace Djala 🫶🫶🫶
11/04/2026

Rest in Peace Djala 🫶🫶🫶

International Women’s Day…with one of our women team
08/03/2026

International Women’s Day…with one of our women team

So sad to learn the passing of one of our collaborators from Mitsinjo. Justin Claude was one of the team who contributed...
03/03/2026

So sad to learn the passing of one of our collaborators from Mitsinjo. Justin Claude was one of the team who contributed to the base of the "Saving Greater Bamboo Lemur" project

In Madagascar, frogs are not background noise. They are a measure of how much forest still functions. The island holds an outsized share of the world’s amphibian diversity, and almost all of its frog species occur nowhere else. That concentration is both a wonder and a warning. When habitat thins,...

Some news from our project to celebrate the
03/03/2026

Some news from our project to celebrate the

Today was meant to celebrate in ( Region), but , which tore through lives and landscapes, striking 7,202 people—2,...
02/02/2026

Today was meant to celebrate in ( Region), but , which tore through lives and landscapes, striking 7,202 people—2,224 families (source: ), has decided otherwise.
Seems like Nature invites us to think about what we lose when its protective buffers are pushed to the brink.
Here is a glimpse of the destruction in one village we are working with in , Fokontany , Commune II posted by one of our Rangers.
We sympathize with those who have lost their loved ones, their homes, and their belongings during this cyclone.🫶🫶🫶

🇲🇬Izahay ato amin‘ny Aspinall Madagasikara dia mirary fety sambatra ho anao!🇬🇧Happy Holidays everyone!🇫🇷Joyeuses fêtes à...
24/12/2025

🇲🇬Izahay ato amin‘ny Aspinall Madagasikara dia mirary fety sambatra ho anao!

🇬🇧Happy Holidays everyone!

🇫🇷Joyeuses fêtes à tous!

Check-out our project progress here 👇👇👇
16/12/2025

Check-out our project progress here 👇👇👇

02/12/2025

Restocking fish within the in
Our long-term monitoring, conducted in collaboration with fishers shows a steady decline in endemic fishes populations within the lakes in Marofototra. In collaboration with Drpeb Betsiboka, we have restocked The lake with in the designated zone of the VOI and Tilapia in the area open to fishing. We hope to progressively restock with more endemic species!

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S III 347 Ambihivy Soavina
Antananarivo
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Monday 08:00 - 12:00
13:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 12:00
13:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 12:00
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Thursday 08:00 - 12:00
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Friday 08:00 - 12:00

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