Naturevolution initiated in 2018 a beekeeping in villages near the Makay massif in Madagascar. This pilot project aims to train 15 beekeepers and artisans 2 in 4 villages in the south of the massif, and gather the information needed to launch a project of greater magnitude.
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We thought Makay devoid of shellfish after the expeditions of 2010 and 2011 ... But it is not so! During the expedition in 2017 Makay, different species have been discovered for the delight of Carcinologues (people studying crustaceans).
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L’extraordinaire dimorphisme sexuel du serpent Langaha madagascariensis 🐍 découvert durant l’expédition scientifique #MAKAY2017.
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Informations générales Les lémuriens sont connus pour être l’emblème de Madagascar. Comptant plus de 100 espèces, ces animaux forment aujourd’hui […]
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APB: scientists are seeking the following species! Their discovery and new observations would better define their distribution and conservation status.
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Après les inventaires de biodiversité réalisés en 2010-2011 en saison des pluies, l’expédition 2017 pourrait révéler la présence d’espèces rares ou inconnues dans le massif. Un avis de recherche a été tout spécialement lancé sur les 10 animaux et végétaux suivants…
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That night around the fire, Jean-Jacques Rafanomezantsoa - Malagasy scientific - explains the specific case of ants studied here in the Makay as a spearhead for the preservation of the massif.
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Apart from the famous lemurs, the Makay massif is home to other mammals more discreet but no less curious. The fossa and other eupléridés are endemic to Madagascar carnivores féliformes very difficult to observe. As for bats, nine species have been listed in the massif.
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When shipping Makay 2010 # 2, a first inventory of bird species has been prepared for the South Makay, including forest Menapanda. Yet to date, no studies were carried out and on the north of the massif, nor its wetlands. It is scheduled for this summer!
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Portrait of a serial volunteer ! Benoît Gilles, a passionate of insects, came as ecovolunteer in the Makay last year
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