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All living things in the forest are connected and depend upon one another

Artwork and Design by Janet Mary Robinson • www.jmr.org.uk© McCrae Conservation and Education Fund 2011 & Janet Mary Robinson

Ny voankazo masaka no sakafon’ny varimena. Ho mosarena izy ireo raha

ripaka ny hazo ala maventy rehetra, ka ho faty

tsikelikely ary ho ringana avy eo. Mifandrohy ny zava-manan’aina rehetra ao anaty ala

Euryceros prevostiiSiketribeHelmet Vanga

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Dyscophus antongiliiRadakaTomato Frog

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Hemicentetes semispinosusSoraLowland Streaked Tenrec

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Phelsuma madagascariensis grandisKatsatsakaMadagascan giant day gecko

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Ficus altissimaFihamyCouncil tree/Strangler Fig

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Furcifer parsoniiTarondroChameleon

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VarimenaVarecia rubra

Red Ruffed Lemur

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Masoala

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Masoala na mason’ny ala. Alan’orana amoron-dranomasina sisa tavela.

Misy ny hazo mijoalajoala tahaka ny bolabola sy ny hazomainty ary ny ramy izay ampiasaina androahana moka ao.

Ny valajavaboaarin’ i

Masoala

Ala kanto ka kajiantsika ho lovain’ny taranaka

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Ruffed lemurs eat ripe fruit, so if big mature trees of the forest are destroyed,

they are the first lemur species to disappear.

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Let’s all help save Madagascar’s beautiful forests

Megaptera novaeangliaeTrozonaHumpback Whale

Inona avy ireo zava-manan’aina

ao Masoala?

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Masoala means “Eye of the Forest”, where rainforest grows beside the sea. It

has the tall trees, including precious rosewood

and ebony, and many-buttressed canarium trees that give incense to scare

off mosquitoes.

The Masoala National Park

Who lives in Masoala?