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Sustainability Efforts

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Madagascar “Sustainability means protecting the natural environment our survival depends on — creating a lasting balance between humans and nature for present and future generations.”

About Madagascar

Madagascar's long isolation from mainland Africa has produced one of the most unique concentrations of wildlife on Earth, with the vast majority of its species found nowhere else. Its remaining rainforest and dry spiny forest support lemurs, chameleons, and baobab trees found only on the island.

Sustainability Efforts

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Simple Actions You Can Take

Everyday habits that support a more sustainable future.

Save Water

Save Water

Turn off taps when not in use, fix leaks and use water more mindfully.

Use Less Energy

Use Less Energy

Switch off unused lights and devices and choose energy-efficient products.

Reduce Food Waste

Reduce Food Waste

Plan purchases, store food properly and make the most of leftovers.

Reuse Before Replacing

Reuse Before Replacing

Repair, repurpose or donate items instead of throwing them away.

Travel Responsibly

Travel Responsibly

Respect natural environments, follow local guidelines and support local communities.

Buy Thoughtfully

Buy Thoughtfully

Consider durability, packaging and where products come from.