Wild Madagascar

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Madagascar is a land like no other. An island roughly the size of Texas or France, Madagascar is home to more than 250,000 species of which 70% are found nowhere else on the globe.

OVERVIEW

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Madagascar maps
History
Frequently asked questions on Madagascar
Places in Madagascar
Economy
People
Geography
Government
Communications, Transportation, Military
Madagascar terminology
Information from the U.S. Library of Congress

PEOPLE

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Overview
History
Culture
Ethnic groups
Language

WILDLIFE

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Birds
Fish
Frogs
Invertebrates
Lemurs
Mammals
Reptiles

FLORA

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Flora
Ecosystems in Madagascar
Map showing land cover / vegetation types in Madagascar
Ecosystems in Madagascar - by park
Forest types in Madagascar
Forest classification table for Madagascar

CONSERVATION

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Parks in Madagascar
Madagascar's Parks Service
Threats to Madagascar's environment
Saving Madagascar's environment
Rehabilitating ecosystems in Madagascar
What happened to Madagascar's megafauna
Conservation plan for Madagascar
Funding conservation initiatives in Madagascar
Ecotourism hints
Being an ethical traveler
Guides in Madagascar

NEWS

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News articles

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Beautifully illustrated with full color photographs throughout, Madagascar Wildlife is a celebration of the unique fauna of a remarkable island and the perfect accompaniment to Bradt's popular general travel guide, Madagascar.

Madagascar news

This portable guide offers a full survey of all Madagascar's mammals, both endemic and introduced, including many newly identified species. With vivid color photographs, line illustrations, and maps, Mammals of Madagascar: A Complete Guide is an essential book for any visitor.

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