Lemur Conservation Network

Lemur Conservation Network We believe that lemurs can be saved from extinction if we all work together. We are a network of 60+ conservation organizations working to protect lemurs.
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We share the work of over 60 organizations working in Madagascar with Malagasy communities to protect Madagascar’s wildlife. The Lemur Conservation Network began as a project of the Madagascar Section of the IUCN SSC Primate Specialist Group in 2015 and became an independent USA-registered nonprofit organization in 2021. Twitter:

Don't mind me, I'm just chilling out!The large pads on ring-tail lemurs pays helps give them traction when climbing tree...
06/23/2026

Don't mind me, I'm just chilling out!

The large pads on ring-tail lemurs pays helps give them traction when climbing trees!

📷️: Keven Law

    Mamantatra zavatra iray momban'ny varika! Rehefa vao teraka ny zaza dia mandany fotoana miaraka amin'ny mamany mandr...
06/22/2026


Mamantatra zavatra iray momban'ny varika! Rehefa vao teraka ny zaza dia mandany fotoana miaraka amin'ny mamany mandritra 4 ka hatramin'ny 6 volana!

📷: Deb Bradley

 ! Silky sifaka mothers are the primary caregivers for their young,  but the whole group pitches in, with non-mothers kn...
06/21/2026

! Silky sifaka mothers are the primary caregivers for their young, but the whole group pitches in, with non-mothers known to carry and even nurse infants that aren't their own. It takes a village!

📷: Jeffrey Gibbs

Want to help lemurs without leaving your couch? Shop for stickers, tees, chocolate, jewelry, card games, and more — with...
06/20/2026

Want to help lemurs without leaving your couch? Shop for stickers, tees, chocolate, jewelry, card games, and more — with purchases supporting lemur conservation directly. There's something for every lemur lover.

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Help save lemurs from extinction by shopping for gifts, clothes, jewelry, and household goods. Find stores supporting our members' work, ethical companies working in Madagascar, and stores that donate a portion of sales to lemur conservation.

 : The aye-aye has a long, specialized middle finger it uses to tap on branches and tree trunks, listening for hollow sp...
06/19/2026

: The aye-aye has a long, specialized middle finger it uses to tap on branches and tree trunks, listening for hollow spots where insect larvae are hiding — then gnaws through the bark with its ever-growing front teeth to get the snack inside.

Learn more: lemurconservationnetwork.org/learn/lemur-species-fact-sheets/aye-aye/

📷️: Frank Vassen

    Mamantatra zavatra iray momban'ny varika! manohy ny fianarana momban'ny sifaka isika ➡️ zavatra fahaefatra: Mihinana...
06/18/2026


Mamantatra zavatra iray momban'ny varika! manohy ny fianarana momban'ny sifaka isika ➡️ zavatra fahaefatra: Mihinana ravinkazo sy voankazo ny sifaka! ary eo amin'ny 24 ka hatramin'ny 36 ora ny fiaretan'ny fandevonana sakafo! Mandevona sakafo angamba izy eto!

Image by Mark Thomas from Pixabay

Lemurs aren't just cute — they're vital seed dispersers for Madagascar's forests. A new study found that losing critical...
06/17/2026

Lemurs aren't just cute — they're vital seed dispersers for Madagascar's forests. A new study found that losing critically endangered lemur species would leave 164 plant species with no partner to spread their seeds. Save the lemurs, save the forest. 🌱

🔗 Tonos et al. (2025), Conservation Biology

Biotic interactions, such as plant–animal seed dispersal mutualisms, are essential for ecosystem function. Such interactions are threatened by the possible extinction of the animal partners. Using a ...

Mid-bite or just chatting away? Either way this ring-tailed lemur is giving us a lively view tongue and tooth comb. Thes...
06/16/2026

Mid-bite or just chatting away? Either way this ring-tailed lemur is giving us a lively view tongue and tooth comb. These specialized teeth found in the lower front jaw of this lemur helps the them with grooming!

📷: Mathias Appel

    Mamantatra zavatra iray momban'ny varika! Mitohy ny fianarana momban'ny sifaka! ➡️ ito amin'ny sary ito no atao hoe ...
06/15/2026


Mamantatra zavatra iray momban'ny varika! Mitohy ny fianarana momban'ny sifaka! ➡️ ito amin'ny sary ito no atao hoe "Simpona" Sifaka ihany koa io karazana varika io! tsy aretina akory io amin'ny tarehiny io! teraka mainty avokoa ny simpona fa very tsikelikely ny loko mainty dia manome an'io loko mavokely io!
"Pretty in pink (and black)! 🩷 🖤 " hoy ny teny vahiny

📷: Simponafotsy

Don't judge a lemur by it's color! These are blue-eyed black lemurs! Only adult males are black.  📷: Deb Bradley
06/14/2026

Don't judge a lemur by it's color! These are blue-eyed black lemurs! Only adult males are black.

📷: Deb Bradley

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