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Marine Conservation Monthly Report_Turtle Cove_JAN 2018_1

Marine Conservation Monthly Report

Author: Ethan Getz, Marine Science Manager January 2018 Over the past few months, the marine conservation staff have worked to continue long-term reef monitoring projects while developing new methods to measure the health of our home reef and the...
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MRCI Holds Women’s Rights and Equality Event

MRCI & Learn Achieve Become Partner For a Great Cause MRCI teamed up with Learn Achieve Become to put on an event focused on women’s rights. Open to all genders and English levels, we raised money to transport people from the island of Nosy...
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MRCI Contributes Towards CORDIO East Africa Post-Coral Bleaching Assessment Report

On 13th September 2017, MRCI signed a Data Sharing Agreement with Coastal Oceans Research and Development Indian Ocean (CORIO), East Africa for the purposes of reporting about the impact of the 2016 coral bleaching event in the Western Indian Ocean...

PADI Top Instructor in the Country

Congratulations are due to our Director of Diving Operations and Health & Safety, Kyle Devine, for placing as one of the top PADI instructors in the country! Kyle has been living in Madagascar for over six years. He has a strong passion for the...

Donate And Make A Difference

Donations have become an important part of our program here in Madagascar, allowing us to impact our local communities, and those further afield, in even bigger and better ways. When you donate, you help us fund major projects that otherwise would...
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taking a taxi-brousse across madagascar

As you might have noticed yourself, if you have done some research, you can find plenty of horrible stories from people about taking a taxi-brousse in Madagascar. It is not always like that! For us, taking the taxi-brousse from Antananarivo (Tana),...
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Volunteers Build A Path To Help The Community

One of the coolest things about Nosy Komba is the absence of motorised vehicles. While this creates some of the quietest and most peaceful stargazing nights, it also means that locals must travel everywhere on foot. Although there are some paths,...

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 has concluded an agreement with the village of Ampasinomby to establish the first agroforest on Nosy Komba. As part...