The Montagne des Français is a limestone massif in northern Madagascar, which is characterised by a wide range of biotopes including xerophytic karst, gallery forest, dry western forest, grassland and caves. It is situated only 12 km from the regional capital, Antsiranana, and few, if any areas of primary forest remain. In the first comprehensive study to have been carried out at this location we report the presence of 12 mammal species. We also report the presence of 63 bird species. We use data derived from both structured and semi-structured interviews to assess the conservation status of the mammals and birds within the massif. Our study shows that local beliefs are dominated by taboos or fady and that these vary within families and com...
Bezà Mahafaly has been the site of a partnership for conservation since 1975, long before the idea o...
The body size and number of eggs in dissected females were analysed in nine species of the Malagasy ...
We conducted the first comprehensive lemur survey of the Fiherenana - Manombo Complex (Atsimo - Andr...
The Montagne des Français is a limestone massif in northern Madagascar, which is characterised by a ...
Currently loss and transformation of habitats are the main threats which cause the decrease of biolo...
thèse en co-tutelle entre les universités de Nantes (France) et d'Antananarivo (Madagascar).Summary ...
Les différentes ressources naturelles et potentialités économiques du marais de Torotorofotsy et de ...
Récemment, la législation foncière malgache a été intégralement révisée. Dans ce contexte, « les ter...
The Agnalazaha Forest, a degraded fragment of littoral forest in southeast Madagascar, contains a sm...
Central Africa is one of the last parts of the world where large mammal assemblages can be regarded ...
L’équipe de Groupe d’Etude et de Recherche sur les Primates de Madagascar (GERP), pour contribuer da...
Habitat loss and poaching are among the most serious threats to the fragile and unique biodiversity ...
We report on faunal remains recovered during recent explorations at ‘Christmas River’, the only sub...
Un Arbre ne fait pas la Forêt En tant que Malgaches, nous apprécions la beauté de notre patrimoine n...
Forest habitat loss and associated changes in floristic composition are the major threats to the Mal...
Bezà Mahafaly has been the site of a partnership for conservation since 1975, long before the idea o...
The body size and number of eggs in dissected females were analysed in nine species of the Malagasy ...
We conducted the first comprehensive lemur survey of the Fiherenana - Manombo Complex (Atsimo - Andr...
The Montagne des Français is a limestone massif in northern Madagascar, which is characterised by a ...
Currently loss and transformation of habitats are the main threats which cause the decrease of biolo...
thèse en co-tutelle entre les universités de Nantes (France) et d'Antananarivo (Madagascar).Summary ...
Les différentes ressources naturelles et potentialités économiques du marais de Torotorofotsy et de ...
Récemment, la législation foncière malgache a été intégralement révisée. Dans ce contexte, « les ter...
The Agnalazaha Forest, a degraded fragment of littoral forest in southeast Madagascar, contains a sm...
Central Africa is one of the last parts of the world where large mammal assemblages can be regarded ...
L’équipe de Groupe d’Etude et de Recherche sur les Primates de Madagascar (GERP), pour contribuer da...
Habitat loss and poaching are among the most serious threats to the fragile and unique biodiversity ...
We report on faunal remains recovered during recent explorations at ‘Christmas River’, the only sub...
Un Arbre ne fait pas la Forêt En tant que Malgaches, nous apprécions la beauté de notre patrimoine n...
Forest habitat loss and associated changes in floristic composition are the major threats to the Mal...
Bezà Mahafaly has been the site of a partnership for conservation since 1975, long before the idea o...
The body size and number of eggs in dissected females were analysed in nine species of the Malagasy ...
We conducted the first comprehensive lemur survey of the Fiherenana - Manombo Complex (Atsimo - Andr...