Follow the haunting calls of indri through Madagascar's misty rainforests, where chameleons blend in among the foliage and lemurs leap through the canopy. Explore Andasibe-Mantadia with expert naturalist guides, searching for wildlife found nowhere else on Earth. Then fly by private charter to Ranomafana National Park, where you'll venture deep into the forest with Malagasy researchers, tracking endangered sifakas and golden bamboo lemurs as they forage, navigate the treetops and interact with their families.
Gain rare access to a research program pioneered by Dr. Patricia Wright, whose discovery of the golden bamboo lemur helped establish Ranomafana National Park. Spend hours observing wild lemur families, recording feeding habits, social behavior and infant development. Help collect non-invasive samples to investigate lemur health and learn how logging, wildfire and invasive plants affect their survival. Beyond the fieldwork, explore rainforest trails after dark and visit Centre ValBio to discover how more than four decades of research are helping protect Madagascar's endangered primates.