Lokobe

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Lokobe Special Reserve is located on the island of Nosy Be, a popular tourist destination off northern Madagascar. Lokobe covers around 740ha and includes the last remaining lowland rainforest found on the island. The reserve is known for the Black Lemur and the beautiful Nosy Be Panther Chameleon.

Province: Antsiranana (Diégo-Suarez)

Area: 740

Protected area status: Integrated Nature Reserve

Year established:

General location: Southeastern corner of Nosy Be

Location and Access: Southeaster corner of Nosy Be

Climate: Tropical forest

Average temperature: 26°C

Elevation:

Precipitation: 225 cm

Description:

FAUNA
Birds:
Reptiles:
Lemur species:

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Species:

Dominant ethnic group(s): Sakalava, Antakarana

Official web page: http://www.parcs-madagascar.com/lokobe/lokobe.htm

Additional notes:
NASA satellite image of the Lokobe region:

Nosy Komba is the round island located just south of Nosy Be.

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Web links for Lokobe
Réserve Naturelle Intégrale de Lokobe (Madagascar)
http://www.parcs-madagascar.com/lokobe/lokobe.htm
...- LOKOBE: Réserve Spéciale dans la région de Diégo Suarez (Antsiranana) connu parles variétés de sa faune (lémuriens, mammifères, chauves souris, serpents, .

LOKOBE Special Reserve
http://taniko.free.fr/parks/lokobe.htm
A visit to Lokobe is one of the most popular excursions on the holiday island... Lokobe offers a good introduction to the ecology of a coastal rainforest

iExplore Community: Taking a slow boat to Lokobe. - Nosy Be ...
http://community.iexplore.com/ planning/journalEntryFreeForm.asp?JournalID=39115&EntryID=18885&n=Taking+a+slow+boat+to+Lokobe.
Read a free-form travel journal from Nosy Be, Madagascar.

Madagascar 2004: Nosy Be: Reserve de Lokobe
http://people.w3.org/stephane/madagascar/nosy_be/lokobe/index003.html
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Madagascar 2004: Nosy Be: Reserve de Lokobe
http://people.w3.org/stephane/madagascar/nosy_be/lokobe/index005.html
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New Long-Tailed <IT>Mabuya</IT> Fitzinger from Lokobe Reserve ...
http://apt.allenpress.com/aptonline/ ?request=get-abstract&issn=0045-8511&volume=998&issue=01&page=0114
New Long-Tailed Mabuya Fitzinger from Lokobe Reserve, Nosy Be, ... It is restrictedto lowland rain forest in Lokobe Reserve on Nosy Be, an island off the

Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Nosy BĂ© at Epinions.com
http://www.epinions.com/trvl-review-2E4F-5A62BF1-385DBFBD-prod3
On Nosy Be, there is the Lokobe reserve where you can also see black lemurs inthe wild (ie unaccustomed to tourist bananas) and lepilemurs.

Epinions.com - Comments on 'Nosy Be and Lokobe'
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Epinions has the best comparison shopping information on Epinions.com - Commentson 'Nosy Be and Lokobe'. Compare prices from across the web and read

African Island Resorts and Hotels | Indian Ocean Islands | Beach ...
http://www.islandsofafrica.co.za/search/_Lokobe_Special_reserve.html
Lokobe Special reserve Information: In the morning guided walk in the capital... Lokobe Special reserve Information: The main characteristic of Nosy Be is

5 day Nosy Be Beach Stay: Madagascar tours: Nosy Be Island Vacation...
http://www.islandsofafrica.co.za/5-day-nosy-be-beach-stay.html
Day excursion to 'Lokobe Special reserve'. Transfer to the harbour where we takea small ... One of the main interest of Lokobe is the village where we can

images of Madagascar - Travel-Images.com
http://www.travel-images.com/madagascar.html
Madagascar - Lokobe Reserve: female Brown Lemur (photo by Rod Eime) ... Madagascar -Lokobe Reserve: acutely endangered Black and White Ruffed Lemur (photo

PHYLUM TOURS - Ecotours and Travel Services in Madagascar
http://www.phylumtoursmadagascar.com/ExploreMadagascar.htm
Excursion to Nosy Komba and visit in Lokobe Reserve. Day 1: Arrival TanĂ . ...Visit Lokobe Reserve. Day 11:Nosy Be. Excursion in Nosy Komba.

Expiditions
http://www.calacademy.org/ research/entomology/arthropods_of_madagascar/toolbars/expeditions/lokobe.html
...- Ankarana · Orangea Forest · Montagne d'Ambre · Montagne des Français. Nosy Be,Lokobe. Sahamalaza, For&ecirct d'Anabohazo · Sakaramy · Taxonomic Resources.

Madagascar, le guide : RĂ©serves naturelles
http://www.madagascar-guide.com/fr/Pages/decouverte/nord/nosybe/reserve.html
...- La Réserve Naturelle Intégrale de Lokobe Localisation La RNI de Lokobe estlocalisée au sud est de l'île de Nosy-Be. Dans le Firaisampokontany de Hell-Ville

PlanetNeil - photos of Madagascar, page 3
http://www.planetneil.com/madagascar/photos3.html
Lokobe, Nosy Be, Madagascar Nikon F90 Nikon 24-120 mm f3.5-5.6 AF-D ... One ofthe species of lemur to be seen in the Lokobe nature reserve. Date: Jan '98

Manaca :: ecotravel :: ecotourism :: responsible travel
http://www.manaca.com/tours/tour_detail_Northern_Isles_Madagascar.html
This morning, after breakfast, the Lokobe Reserve is on the agenda. ... The BlackLemur Forest Project (BLFP) is stationed in Lokobe.

Wereldfotografie: Lokobe Reserve
http://www.wereldfotografie.nl/madagaskar/lokobe.htm
Het Lokobe reservaat is niet toegankelijk voor bezoekers. De bufferzone wel, enook hier zijn naast slangen en kameleons twee soorten lemuren te zien.

Wereldfotografie: Lokobe Reserve
http://www.wereldfotografie.nl/Natuurgebieden/africa/lokobe.htm
Natuurfoto's gemaakt in het Lokobe Reserve. ... Natuurfoto's gemaakt in het LokobeReserve, Madagaskar.

Wildlife Tours
http://www.rainbowtours.co.uk/madagascar/wildlifetours.html
Speedboat to Lokobe Forest for a walk along the nature trail and a ... We go toNosy Be’s last remaining stand of original habitat, the Lokobe nature trail

Vacances à Madagascar, île de nosy be, réserve de lokobe madagascar
http://www.madagascar-junglevillage.com/excursions_madagascar.php
...- JungleVillage Madagascar : Vacances et séjours à Madagascar.

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