VOICED : Madagascar fights to save lemurs

The video discusses the plight of lemurs in Madagascar, highlighting the 105 species threatened by deforestation and poaching. It explores illegal activities driven by poverty, such as timber and mineral extraction, and suggests solutions like ecotourism and education to improve local livelihoods and conservation efforts. The political instability in Madagascar exacerbates the situation, with the rosewood crisis leading to further habitat destruction and lemur hunting. The video emphasizes the urgent need for intervention to prevent the extinction of these iconic primates.

What are the main threats to lemurs in Madagascar?

How does poverty influence illegal activities that threaten lemurs?

What role does ecotourism play in the conservation of lemurs?

In what ways can education help protect the environment and lemurs?

What impact has political instability had on lemur populations?