Pic d'Ivohibe

Province: Antsiranana (Diégo-Suarez)

Area: 3,453

Protected area status: Special reserve

Year established:

General location: Northeastern

Location and Access: 20 km south of Andringitra

Climate:

Average temperature:

Elevation: average 2.000 m

Precipitation:

Description: Climate and vegetation varies with altitude

FAUNA
Birds: 77
Reptiles:
   Lemurs: 7
Lemur species:

FLORA:
Tropical rainforest on the eastern slope, grassy savanna (formerly forested) in the west
Species:

Dominant ethnic group(s): Betsileo, Bara

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

Additional notes: Pic d'Ivohibe

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Web links for Pic d'Ivohibe
Réserve Spéciale d'Ivohibe (Madagascar)
http://www.parcs-madagascar.com/pic_d_ivohibe/pic_ivohibe.htm
...- ANDRINGITRA: Parc national dans la région de Fianarantsoa connu par sa proprefaune (lemur coronatus, microcèbe roux, phaner à fourche, cheirogale, tenrec

Réserve Spéciale du Pic d'Ivohibe à Fianarantsoa Madagascar
http://www.parcs-madagascar.com/pic_d_ivohibe/
...- ANDOHAHELA: Parc national dans la région de Tuléar connu par sa proprefaune (propithecus verreaux, eulemur fulvus collaris, avahi laniger, .

WWF - Andringitra and Pic Ivohibe Integrated Conservation and ...
http://www.panda.org/about_wwf/where_we_work/africa/where/madagascar/projects/index.cfm?uProjectID=MG0079
The Andringitra/Pic d'Ivohibe Integrated Conservation and Development Project (ICDP)was developed in collaboration with local residents

WWF - Partnerships: KfW banking group
http://www.panda.org/about_wwf/what_we_do/forests/our_solutions/partnerships/kfw/index.cfm
In Madagascar, KfW and WWF are working in Andringitra National Park and Picd'Ivohibe on an Integrated Conservation and Development Project, focussing on

Meeting Notes, days 1 & 2
http://www.cnr.vt.edu/fisheries/sanrem/days1_2.htm
Add area between ANP and Pic d'Ivohibe region into corridor b/c includes moreendemic species ( H. simus and E. albocollaris )

List of Course Participants
http://www.encapafrica.org/GetCourseParticipants.cfm?course=8&date=1996-10-14%2000%3A00%3A00&country=Madagascar" ="return clk('http://www.encapafrica.org/GetCourseParticipants.cfm?course=8&date=1996-10-14%2000%3A00%3A00&country=Madagascar','res','
Ralaiarivony, Joseph, WWF/Andringintra MG079 PCDI Andringintra-Pic d'Ivohibe,81. Rasandison, Claris Jean Lucien, FANARENANA Operateur ANAE (Ikalamavony)

Full Participant Info
http://www.encapafrica.org/FullParticipantInfo.cfm?ParticipantID=78
Organization:, WWF/Andringintra MG079 PCDI Andringintra-Pic d'Ivohibe. Address:,BP07 Ambalavao (303) Madagascar. Phone Number:, 81. Fax Number:

eFlora Character Set
http://efloras.org/charset_page.aspx?flora_id=12&set_id=10001
Montagne d’Ambre (10 taxa). 37. Nosy Mangabe (6 taxa). 38. Pic d’Ivohibe (14 taxa). 39. Ranomafana (15 taxa). 40. Tampoketsa d’Analamaintso (2 taxa). 41. ...

Madagascar Catalogue MBG logo Complex Search Page
http://www.mobot.org/phillipson/catalogue/complex.htm
...-Namoroka, -Nosy Mangabe -Pic d'Ivohibe -Ranomafana -Tampoketsad'Analamaitso -Tsaratanana -Tsimanampetsotsa, -Zahamena, -Zombitsy-Vohibasia

Parks.it - Parks, Reserves, and Other Protected Areas in Madagascar
http://www.parks.it/world/MG/Eindex.html
Mangerivola (www); Maningoza (www); Manombo (www); Manongarivo; Marotandrano (www);Nosy Mangabe; Pic d'Ivohibe (www); Tampoketsa-Analamaintso (www)

Welcome to Adobe GoLive 4
http://www.madamax.com/aventure%20on%20line/page2.html
...- ... Nous longeons le flanc Ouest de cette imposante chaine de montagnes pendant 5 jours, jusqu'a ce que nous arrivions au pied du pic d'Ivohibe, la derniere ...

Chelicerata on Encyclopedia.com
http://www.encyclopedia.com/html/c/chelicer.asp
Taxonomic and ecological observations on the scorpions collected in the Forestof Ankazomivady-Ambositra and on the "RS d'Ivohibe", Madagascar.

ICTE Webpage, World Heritage Cluster Nomination
http://icte.bio.sunysb.edu/pages/world_cluster.html
The protected areas in the proposed World Heritage Cluster are: Ranomafana NationalPark, Manombo Special Reserve, Andringitra National Park, Pic d'Ivohibe

Amphibian Species of the World - Mantidactylus decaryi (Angel ...
http://research.amnh.org/herpetology/amphibia/references.php?id=12514
...de Farafangana, ... en forêt; altit. 500 et 700 mètres .... [and] Pic d’Ivohibe; prov. de Farafangana; ... en forêt; altit. 1100 mètres", Madagascar. ...

Madagascar Wildlife Conservation Forum :: View topic - Madagascars ...
http://www.mwc-info.net/cgi-bin/board/viewtopic.php?p=24&sid=c8f1d5e30ab5464a69bfc325fd4bcc8c
Cap Sainte Marie FĂ´ret d'Ambre Kalambatritra Kasijy Mangerivola Maningoza Manombo Manongarivo Marotandrano Nosy Mangabe Pic d'Ivohibe Tampoketsa-Analamaintso ...

"4th International Workshop MADAGASCAR 1997 Workshop Summary ...
http://www.mtnforum.org/resources/library/ama97a2.htm
Directeur du Projet de Conservation et de Développement Intégrés d'Andringitraet du Pic d'Ivohibe (WWF MG 00 9) Ambalavao Fianarantsoa (303) - MADAGASCAR

IUCN_IA-VI
http://www.unep-wcmc.org/protected_areas/SAPAN/data/Madagascar.xls
File Format: Microsoft Excel 2000 - View as HTML9, 5029, Pic d'Ivohibe, MDG, Madagascar, 46.96869, -22.50727, Special Reserve,IV, Designated, 1/1/64, 3638, Considered as Private Reserves of the State

Laboratoire de SIG : Recherche
http://sirs.epfl.ch/recherche/diplomes.shtml
...- ... Auteur : Desbiolles-Lika Marielle. Conception d'un SIRS environnemental pour la gestion des reserves naturelles d'Andringitra et du Pic d'Ivohibe a Madagascar. ...

Journal
http://www.les-nouvelles.com/default.php?file=enquete&mode=detail&id=233
...- Le parc est géré à travers le Projet de Conservation et de DéveloppementIntégrés (PCDI) d'Andringitra/ Pic d'Ivohibe. Baly, un parc doublé d’une baie

Madagascar, le guide : RĂ©serves
http://www.madagascar-guide.com/fr/Pages/decouverte/sud/sud1/reserve.html
...- ... des couloirs forestiers au nord avec le Parc National de Ranomafana et au sudà la réserve du Pic d'Ivohibe), des forêts sèches caducifoliées à l'Ouest

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