Africa is well known for the wide range of large mammals living in the wild and Madagascar is one of the most biodiversity rich places on the planet. The conservation threats are still a major issue for the wildlife that live there and the BBC has understandably supported a number of projects in this region. Find out about a few of them below.
Mpus Kutuk Community Wildlife Conservancy: securing a critical wildlife corridor
Kenya
Golden frogs and gold deposits: dealing with artisanal mining in a Malagasy rainforest
Madagascar
The recovery of the Kibale / Queen Elizabeth National Park (Dura) Corridor.
Uganda
Enhance the protection of 4 community forests to attract large-scale conservation investment
Nigeria
"There are habitats all around the world that are under incredible threat and desperately need our help and protection"
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