The National Museum of Natural History and the association l’Homme et l’Environnement signed a partnership agreement that will help the association to establish monitoring methods for lemurs.
In the framework of the monitoring of lemurs populations in Vohimana, in Madagascar, the National Museum of Natural History and the association l’Homme et l’Environnement signed a partnership agreement. In particular, the Museum provides its scientific expertise to the association and its eco-guides and helps them to establish monitoring methods for lemurs.
The eco-guides record each observation in their respective case report form, and note the behaviors observed, the weather conditions or even the habitat type where lemurs were seen. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the eco-guides continue their observations on a daily basis.
