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We are delighted to welcome Benjamin DROUET, a veterinary doctor with a passion for medicine and the conservation of endangered species, par

Last week, the Association Francophone des Soigneurs-Animaliers (AFSA) published its latest issue of the newsletter Le Tarsier, in which we

As part of our ex situ conservation project for the Parson's chameleon, a private Swiss breeder has joined our zoological partners

Our teams crossed the milestone of 2025 in the heart of the Vohimana reserve, surrounded by the luxuriant nature of Madagascar. A symbolic a

Fieldwork has begun on the project "Examination of correlations between chameleons and plants in the Vohimana reserve".

We are taking part in the 51st Congress of the French Herpetological Society...

This article highlights a concrete example of the role the private sector can play in reptile conservation...

Just over a week ago, the Le PAL NATURE FOUNDATION held its day-long event, and we were there!

We are delighted to announce that MUZOO is joining our partners in protecting the Parson's Chameleon...

Two years ago, in partnership with the NGO L'Homme et l'Environnement and the Paris Zoo - MNHN, we embarked on an exciting project.

Chloé and Martin, our ecovolunteers, are on a mission to establish new scientific protocols ...

Why opt for the ex-situ conservation of the world's largest chameleon, the Parson's chameleon?

Watch the video presentation of our projects in the Vohimana reserve in Madagascar

We presented our project on the Vohimana chameleons at the official evening celebrating the 10th anniversary of the reopening of the Paris Z

We're delighted to announce that our Jackson chameleons, born three years ago, have welcomed their first litters!

This weekend in Germany sees the annual meeting of the DGHT working group dedicated to chameleon specialists.

Since January 2023, the Madagascan guides have walked several hundred kilometres through the reserve.

Celebrating the first International Chameleon Day! 9 May has been chosen to raise public awareness of these fascinating lizards.

The Sigean African Reserve supports our project to conserve the world's largest chameleon.

In 2023, we launched an ambitious conservation programme, combining in situ and ex situ projects to help this emblematic species of Madagasc