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"The consequences of what we don't do are the most serious"
Marcel Mariën
A global approach to the conservation of the world's largest chameleon
In situ and ex situ projects with complementary objectives in line with modern, global approaches to conservation. Despite the extinction risks facing its natural populations, no similar study has yet been carried out on Parson's chameleon (Calumma parsonii).
Management and welfare of seized common chameleons and ecological diagnosis in Morocco
Understanding ecology and improving the management of Moroccan chameleons (Chamaeleo chamaeleon) to guide evidence-based conservation strategies, in collaboration with Fauna Morocco.
Research and conservation of chameleons in Tanzania
This international research and conservation initiative focuses on chameleons in Tanzania, combining science, habitat conservation and local capacity-building in partnership with the Tanzanian organisation Women in Conservation.
Thermo-Hydroregulation
Study of the thermal preferences and hydro-regulatory capacities of mountain chameleons (Trioceros jacksonii)
Awareness-raising & education
Raising awareness of a species is often a crucial first step towards better protecting it. Such initiatives help to promote biodiversity, share accessible scientific knowledge and strengthen the link between conservation, research and society.
Image bank on chameleon diversity
A testimony to the phenotypic diversity of chameleons thanks to a standardized photographic approach to the different species, subspecies, localities and forms.
Inventory of chameleons and other reptiles in Makay, Madagascar
The project, organised jointly by our association and Naturevolution, aims to deepen our knowledge of the populations of chameleons and other reptiles present in the Makay massif. This 4,000 km² massif is located in the southwest of Madagascar.
Regional Programme for the Chameleons of Eastern Madagascar
This regional programme brings together the Vohimana, Iaroka and Maromizaha projects to study and protect the chameleons of the rainforests of eastern Madagascar. Located within or near the Ankeniheny-Zahamena Forest Corridor (CAZ), these three sites are home to exceptional biodiversity.
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