Mangerivola

Province: Toamasina (Tamatave)

Area: 15,500

Protected area status: Special reserve

Year established:

General location: eastern Madagascar

Location and Access: 15 km north of Andasibe, 140 km east of Antananarivo, 200 km west of Tamatave

Climate:

Average temperature: 18°C

Elevation: 600 to 1484 m

Precipitation: 170-260 cm

Description:

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Dominant ethnic group(s): Betsimisaraka

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

Additional notes: Mangerivola is somewhat isolated due to poor roads.Mangerivola

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Web links for Mangerivola
Mangerivola Réserve Spéciale de Madagascar
http://www.parcs-madagascar.com/mangerivola/mangerivola.htm
...- MANGERIVOLA: Réserve Spéciale dans la région de Tamatave(Toamasina) connue parles variétés de sa faune (lémuriens, mammifères, chauves souris, serpents, .

Search for Sites
http://www.birdlife.net/datazone/sites/index.html?action=SitHTMDetails.asp&sid=6570&m=0
MG049, Mangerivola Special Reserve. Country/Territory. Madagascar. Administrativeregion(s). Toamasina. Central coordinates. 48.9, -18.1833333333333. Area

All Madagascar Travel
http://www.allmadagascar.com/default.asp?id=75&mnu=75
The special reserve of Mangerivola is located mainly in Fivondronana de ...The RS of Mangerivola was classified by decree Na 58-10 of October 28, 1958.

Madagascar Wildlife Conservation Forum :: Post a reply
http://www.mwc-info.net/cgi-bin/board/posting.php?mode=quote&p=24&sid=999a144e5426535e16a4d3b2f985ea8d
...- ... Andranomena Anjanaharibe Sud Ankarana Bemarivo Bezaha Mahafaly Bora Cap Sainte Marie FĂ´ret d'Ambre Kalambatritra Kasijy Mangerivola Maningoza Manombo ...

www.planete-urgence.org - Nous découvrir
http://www.planete-urgence.org/decouvrir/honneur.php
...- ludovic r Projet n° 443 - Madagascar - Suivi écologique de lémuriens dans laréserve de Mangerivola. Sarah M Projet n° 443 - Madagascar - Suivi écologique

Country Search
http://botanypages.org/ Janovec/myristicaceae/distribution/MO_CountryDbase/CountryMO_details.asp?ID=3130
...- ... Country. Madagascar. State. Toamasina. Substate. City. Mangerivola RS. Locality. Ambinaniambana, Andratambazaha, Anjahamana, Brickaville, RS Mangerivola. Toamasina ...

madainfo.de - Naturschutzgebiete von Madagaskar
http://www.madainfo.de/naturparks.htm
...- ... Fôret d'Ambre, Kalambatritra, Kasijy, Mangerivola, Maningoza, Manombo, ...Mangerivola: Naturreservat (Réserve spéciale) Mangerivola • 11.900 ha großes

madainfo.de - Der Osten von Madagaskar
http://www.madainfo.de/osten.htm
...- Naturreservat Mangerivola • 11.900 ha großes Reservat südwestlich von Tamatave, •Mangoro [Geogr.] • Fluss an Ostküste in der Provinz Tamatave an der

Planète Urgence : Faites de votre temps libre un temps utile...
http://www.planete-urgence.com/ missions/urgence_projet.php?PRid=443&MSid=2693
...- Suivi écologique de lémuriens dans la réserve de Mangerivola ... la réserve deMangerivola est une réserve spéciale en Ce qu'elle a Pour but de protéger une

ONE/TBE
http://www.refer.mg/madag_ct/cop/nature/fr/tbe/tbmpdt.htm
...- TAMPOKETSA. Province MAHAJANGA USAID 17150,0000 $ 22660,0000. Nom du projetMANGERIVOLA. MANGERIVOLA. Province TOAMASINA USAID 11900,0000 $ 12010,0000

eFlora Character Set
http://www.efloras.org/charset_page.aspx?flora_id=12&set_id=10001
Mangerivola (1 taxon). 27. Maningoza (1 taxon). 28. Manombo (30 taxa). 29.Manongarivo (57 taxa). 30. Mantadia (16 taxa). 31. Marojejy (78 taxa)

Madagascar Catalogue MBG logo Complex Search Page
http://www.mobot.org/phillipson/catalogue/complex.htm
...-Mangerivola -Maningoza -Manombo -Manongarivo -Mantadia -Marojejy -Marotandrano-Masoala -Midongy du Sud -Montagne d'Ambre -Namoroka, -Nosy Mangabe

African Country Resources - African Bird Club&Birding Africa
http://www.africanbirdclub.org/countries/Madagascar/ibas.html
Mangerivola Special Reserve, Toamasina. Didy and Ivondro wetlands, Toamasina.Sihanaka Forest, Toamasina. North Pangalanes wetlands, Toamasina

Parks.it - Parks, Reserves, and Other Protected Areas in Madagascar
http://www.parks.it/world/MG/Eindex.html
Bezaha Mahafaly (www); Bora (www); Cap Sainte Marie (www); FĂ´ret d'Ambre;Kalambatritra (www); Kasijy (www); Mangerivola (www); Maningoza (www)

Search for Sites
http://217.158.66.185/datazone/sites/ index.html?action=SitHTMFindResults.asp&INam=&Cty=126&z=1
Madagascar. Mananara-North National Park. MG042. A1, A2, A3. Madagascar. Mangerivola Special Reserve. MG049. A1, A2, A3. Madagascar. Mangoky - Ankazoabo Forest. ...

Search for Sites
http://217.158.66.185/datazone/sites/index.html?action=SitHTMDetails.asp&sid=6570&m=0
BirdLife IBA Factsheet. MG049, Mangerivola Special Reserve. Country. Madagascar. Administrative region(s). Toamasina. Central coordinates. 48.9, -18.1833333333333 ...

Development of the Sector/Growth niches/Ecotourism
http://madagascar-contacts.com/fasp/US/sectourb3332.htm
Marojejy - Nosy Mangabe. - Nosy Antafana. - Zahamena. - Betampona. - Mangerivola. - Manombo. - Ranomafana. - North Mananara. - Bona - Ankarafantsika. - Ambohijanahary ...

Uploadable GPS waypoints for all islands in Africa
http://4-siteplanning.com/africanbirdtrips/tips-gps/ibas/gps_islands-iba-up.html
MG047 - Zahamena National Park,-17.6000377,48.8833333 MG048 - Betampona Strict Nature Reserve,-17.9000376,49.2166667 MG049 - Mangerivola Special Reserve ...

GPS waypoints in Madagascar
http://4-siteplanning.com/africanbirdtrips/tips-gps/ibas/gps-madagascar-iba.html
48°26'E MG047 - Zahamena National Park = 17°36'S 48°53'E MG048 - Betampona Strict Nature Reserve = 17°54'S 49°13'E MG049 - Mangerivola Special Reserve = 18 ...

Madagascar - Mountains beginning with Mangaoky - Mangaoky to ...
http://www.indexmundi.com/zm/ma/660.htm
Mangerivola, Faritanin' i Toamasina, -18.1666667, 48.85. Mangerivola, Faritany deToamasina, -18.1666667, 48.85. Maniny, Faritany de Toamasina, -18.3666667

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