We are delighted to announce our partnership with Chester Zoo as part of our conservation project for Parson's Chameleon, the largest chameleon in the world. The zoo will be testing a new transmitter system on its captive animals, following a protocol approved by their ethics committee to ensure the welfare of the chameleons.
Once the device has been validated in collaboration with the Parc zoologique de Paris MNHN, we will be able to deploy it in Madagascar in the Vohimana reserve to track the movements of Parson's chameleons using telemetry, thus providing crucial information for their preservation. Many thanks to Chester Zoo for their commitment to biodiversity and their valuable contribution to our cause!
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