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Partners 2016 - 2020
This list presents the partners who joined us recently and who continue to support us, either as part of an expedition or all of the shares of Naturevolution.
You will also find : – the partners of the Makay 2017 expedition on the dedicated expedition page – the partners of the Mission Scoresby 2016 to Greenland on our expedition website Lost Worlds - partners supporting a specific project are also mentioned on the dedicated page: The Honey Makay - partners supporting the conservation project of the Makay in Madagascar are also mentioned on the site New Protected Area of Makay.
Partners in Madagascar
Naturevolution Madagascar, delegated manager of New Protected Area of Makay is under the auspices of:
Projects are carried out with the support of local administrative authorities: - Les régions Menabe and Southwest - Les Districts de Beroroha et Mahabo - Les Communes de Malaimbandy, Mandabe, wide, empty, Mandronarivo et Beroroha
We are accompanied daily by institutional partners, associations, scientific and Malagasy private in the implementation of projects:
Also: the Southern Beehive (beekeeping project); associations porters and guides Beronono (Kay World Tourism Organization) And Morafeno (Ecotourism project); the association Telik'asa Aro and Development (TAFO); l'Association Call High (3a); l'association des apiculteurs de Beroroha (Apiculturists Association Mampiroboronono Sports and Zavankato) ; travel agencies respecting the Charter of ecotourism in the Makay.
Partners in Indonesia
Etussi: Indonesian Tourist Guides Association / Southeast Sulawesi HPI (Southeast Sulawesi province); Setiawan Purnomo, entrepreneur du recyclage.
Partners 2010- 2015
This list now slightly outdated introduces the companies and institutions who supported us for the large-scale expeditions of the Makay project in 2010-2011 and the field work that followed, as well as those who came onboard for the launch of the Lost Worlds expeditions project in 2014. Some among them are still on our sides and we would like to applaud their long-term commitment.
With the cessation of tourism, the situation of the Makay communities in Madagascar, already precarious, has become critical. And with it, bush fires, poaching and insecurity have increased.
In order to avoid a humanitarian and environmental disaster, we are launching a call for donations to provide emergency financial and food aid to the inhabitants of the region.
