Crossed perspectives of Malagasy scientists engaged in the study of the extraordinary diversity of the ecosystems of the Red Island. How can we preserve these dry, humid or mountainous forests and these mangroves, seen from the sky by satellite, in the field, or from the ocean at the whale festival? How is research being undertaken in Madagascar? (rebroadcast from July 15, 2024)
Program recorded in Antananarivo, in partnership with the IRD, in the gardens of the IRD/MNHN representation.
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the ecologist Samuel Razanaka, researcher at the National Center for Environmental Research (CNRE) in Antananarivo, member of the Malagasy Academy of Sciences. Plant biologist specializing in forests and mangroves, he seeks to reconcile knowledge, preservation and development in conjunction with the Malagasy populations.
Rina Ramahandrisoa, land use geographer, specialist in satellite mapping within the collaborative observatory of landscapes and their sustainability (Ird/CIRAD/University of Antananarivo)
Hi Anjara, ketologist, president of Cetamada(association for the conservation of marine mammals and their habitat in Madagascar) online since the Whale Festival which takes place from July 13 to 21 in Sainte Marie, north of Madagascar.
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