Collaborating with Communities to Protect Madagascar's Lemurs & Landscapes
March 11, 2026
LIVE at 3:00 PM ET / 2:00 PM CT / 1:00 PM MT / 12:00 PM PT
LIVE at 3:00 PM ET / 2:00 PM CT / 1:00 PM MT / 12:00 PM PT
Presented by Timothy M. Eppley
Madagascar is one of the most biodiverse—and threatened—places on Earth. Join conservation biologist Timothy M. Eppley, Ph.D., of Wildlife Madagascar, a recent Nat Hab Philanthropy grantee, to learn about efforts to protect lemur species like silky sifakas and indri and restore rainforests, limestone karst ecosystems and spiny forests through reforestation, wildlife monitoring, sustainable agriculture and community partnerships. Discover why lasting conservation success depends on supporting both wildlife and the people who share the land.
Madagascar is one of the most biodiverse—and threatened—places on Earth. Join conservation biologist Timothy M. Eppley, Ph.D., of Wildlife Madagascar, a recent Nat Hab Philanthropy grantee, to learn about efforts to protect lemur species like silky sifakas and indri and restore rainforests, limestone karst ecosystems and spiny forests through reforestation, wildlife monitoring, sustainable agriculture and community partnerships. Discover why lasting conservation success depends on supporting both wildlife and the people who share the land.
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