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AchievementsBlogCommunity DevelopmentTeaching

Maradoka School Opening Ceremony

MRCI Volunteers Helped Rebuild Maradoka School With an air of excitement, the villages, dignitaries, volunteers, learners and staff gathered for the opening of the new school classroom in Maradoka village. To emphasize importance that this small classroom has on the local community we were joined by very strong delegation of government officials...
AchievementsBlogForest Conservation

MRCI Establishes A First Of Its Kind Agroforest On Nosy Komba

Agroforest on Nosy Komba: Agreements Between MRCI and Malagasy Leaders Forge a Greener Future In a groundbreaking development, MRCI concludes an agreement with the village of Ampasinomby to establish the first agroforest on Nosy Komba. As part of the agreement, MRCI will build toilets in Ampadinombe, and in return, they will receive 20,000 square...
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AchievementsBlogForest Conservation

Herpetology in Madagascar: MRCI Staff Publish Study on Nosy Komba

Madagascar Research and Conservation Institute’s (MRCI) former forest conservation staff have published a herpetology research article based on their time on Nosy Komba. The study explores the herpetological diversity across the island and how species abundance is influenced by habitat type key data to inform conservation...
Volunteers Help Construct a New Artificial Reef
AchievementsBlogMarine Conservation

Volunteers Help Construct a New Artificial Reef

Construction of another artificial reef started a couple of weeks ago with the purchase of cement and donation of porous rocks. These would make up the base structures to which we would attach coral polyps, ready to grow into a self-sustaining reef Over the course of the week our marine team, led by Roshan, Emma, Antonia and Alex, have worked hard...
Community Volunteers Build A School
AchievementsBlogCommunity Development

Community Volunteers Build A School for Andrekareka Be

At Madagascar Research and Conservation Institute, we are always striving to improve the lives of the people we come into contact with on the island.  Our latest project is to build a school.  Our community development volunteers, along with many of the local people from the village, are in the process of building the school for...