Experience hands-on conservation in Madagascar’s coastal forests through SEED Madagascar’s Conservation Research Programme.

Based in the biodiverse region of Sainte Luce, Southeast Madagascar, this initiative has offered volunteers the opportunity to work alongside expert researchers and Malagasy field guides for over 20 years. Volunteers have participated in critical projects, including lemur monitoring, endangered species surveys, reforestation, and environmental education.

Participants gain practical field experience while contributing to vital scientific research and community-driven conservation efforts. From tracking rare amphibians to supporting sustainable development, this immersive programme allows you to make a meaningful impact in one of the world’s most threatened biodiversity hotspots.

Programme Details:
📍 Location: Sainte Luce, Southeast Madagascar
🗓️ Duration: 2–8 weeks
📆 Sessions: January, April, July, and October
🏕️ Accommodation: On-site forest research camp

Whether you’re an aspiring conservationist or passionate nature lover, make a lasting impact in one of the most ecologically significant regions on Earth.

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