Conservation International invested 1.7 million US$ in order to preserve Madagascar’s biodiversity

Conservation International has been investing some 1.7 million US$ in activities related to the preservation of fauna and flora in Madagascar. Subsidies used to be granted to various basic communities invited to contribute their way to the environment’s preservation.

149 rural associations have been receiving these funds. They are located in 6 of the Great Isle’s zones: the Menabe, Zahamena’s corridor, Loky-Manambato, Nosivolo, Mahavavy-Kinkony and Ambositra-Vondrozo’s corridor

“We are figuring out a clean and prosperous world in which man and nature are existing side by side”, said Leon Rajaobelina, regional vice president of Conservation International, in his speech at the Carlton Hotel. The foundation’s new logo was made public by the same way