Madagascar’s Amphibians: The Discovery of New Species Continues

Madagascar is home to an exceptional natural heritage, with 400 species of amphibians identified to date. In 2023, no less than 7 new species of frogs were discovered, proving that the island is a treasure trove of biodiversity, as highlighted in the report The Second Global Amphibians Assessment (GAA2)”.

This impressive figure ranks Madagascar 12th in the world for amphibian diversity. But that’s not all! The country is also one of the top 6 hotspots for threatened species, showing how precious and fragile this biodiversity is. Furthermore, ongoing research on the Malagasy territory suggests that new discoveries are only a matter of time.

Can you imagine the extraordinary potential hidden in these little-explored areas? It’s no longer a myth, Madagascar remains one of the few places where each scientific expedition could lead to the discovery of a new species. This natural wealth, combined with scientific advancements, offers a opportunity for researchers, biodiversity enthusiasts, or even just curious observers.

Join us for a journey into the heart of Madagascar’s biodiversity! In collaboration with local specialists and experienced guides, explore the amphibians of the island while contributing to their conservation. Book your adventure now and become a part of the preservation of this exceptional nature.

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