As wildlife is dying out on our planet, it is more than ever essential to learn more about the last biodiversity sanctuaries in order to protect them without delay.
Scientific expeditions in the 21st century?
Our expeditions all have in common some main principles : facilitate scientists' access to difficult environments that have been little studied in order to better establish their richness, raise awareness and encourage the preservation of biodiversity through impactful communication, before laying the foundations for a conservation approach.
And we still have many projects for the future !
Continuous scientific research
Associated with our eco-volunteering missions, we carry out short and more targeted missions on a daily basis, in particular:
- of the missions d’exploration ad hoc in search of specific species or to complete the archaeological inventory of the Makay massif.
- Missions of participatory science to monitor populations (especially lemurs) in the forests of Makay.
7 years after the first scientific expeditions into this massif, scientists are once more returning to the Makay
Presentation of the expedition – Road book
Expedition into the fjords and glaciers of the Scoresby Sund, on Greenland east coast
Presentation of the expedition – Road book
First scientific expedition into the karstic massif of Matarombeo, on the island of Sulawesi
Presentation of the expedition – Road book
Biodiversity assessment of southern Makay
Presentation of the expedition – Road book
Biodiversity assessment of the Makay massif
Presentation of the expedition – Road book
The first scientific expedition ever led in the Makay
Presentation of the expedition – Road book
First deep exploration of the Makay massif
Presentation of the expedition