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"Biologist Dr. Hanta Rasamimanana was watching a schoolteacher in a class in Berenty. Hanta asked the children, "Who is responsible for conservation in this region?" Many hands shot up, to answer "WWF!" The teacher agreed, "Yes, WWF. We should not kill animals, because WWF would cry."
"Vintsy" is an ecology-oriented magazine produced to students from secondary schools that are between 12 and 18 years old. The magazine has a large readership among the general population, including parents, adults, scientists and mainly teachers. Each publication, written in Malagasy and French is also used by teachers as a pedagogical and didactic complement.
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Malaysian Customs Department arrested two women carrying nearly 400 critically endangered Madagascar tortoises.
Ezoendraza, from Bekinanga, Madagascar, has watched as famine and changing climate conditions have struck his home and severely affected his life as a cattle breeder. He fears for his family and their future if these changes continue.
The celebration of the International year of Biodiversity is continuing in various ways. At the initiative of WWF, two days were organized in Fianarantsoa on the 18th and 19th June in the premises of the Alliance Française. The programme included a ...