The office based in Madagascar looks after projects in-country, as well as conservation activities and policies affecting the islands of the western Indian Ocean, such as the Seychelles, Reunion and Mauritius.
Founded: 1979
Founded: 1979
Madagascar & Western Indian Ocean office
WWF's work in the region
Office
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WWF Madagascar and West Indian Ocean Programme Office,
AntananarivoB.P. 738 Antananarivo 101
Madagascar
+261 20 22 34885
+261 20 22 34888
WWF Conservation Projects in Madagascar
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Madagascar and West Indian Ocean Programme Office (MWIOPO)
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Saya de Malha Banks – Establishment of a High Seas MPA
The Saya de Malha Banks is part of the Mascarene Plateau which constitutes an underwater ridge connecting Seychelles and Mauritius. The Saya de Malha ...
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Financing mechanisms and profitable income-generating activities in the new National Park
The Fandriana Marolambo landscape on Madagascar covers almost 200,000 hectares and consists of grasslands, savannas and forests. It is home to many ra...
Latest Madagascar News
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Good news for sharks at Indian Ocean Tuna Commission meeting
WWF welcomes the adoption of key conservation measures for oceanic white-tip sharks, whale sharks ...
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Urgent action needed to halt increased trafficking of critically endangered tortoises
Over a thousand critically endangered Madagascar tortoises have been seized during trafficking ...
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Continued trafficking of endemic tortoises risks undoing decades of efforts to conserve Madagascar’s natural heritage
In the first three months of 2013 only, 1026 individuals of the two most famous Malagasy tortoise ...
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The inspiration of one hour goes beyond the hour
WWF’s Earth Hour has just concluded another record sweep around our planet from Samoa on one side ...
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Cyclone victims in Madagascar get help with Earth Hour wood stoves
Earth Hour commemorations in Madagascar had as their highlight the distribution of one ...
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Indian scheme turning grandmothers into solar engineers in Madagascar
A group of seven elderly women have departed their villages in rural Madagascar for six months ...
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Governments start to rein in ivory and rhino horn trade, give sharks and timbers better protection at wildlife trade meeting
A critical wildlife trade meeting closed Thursday with decisions from world governments to regulate ...
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World`s valuable timbers protected against illegal trade
Precious ebony and rosewood timbers have secured protection
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Its Full speed ahead for Fisheries policy and institutional reforms in the South West Indian Ocean
The Western Indian Ocean State’s efforts to help bring about improved marine fisheries reforms and ...
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Solar PV power in harmony with nature – new WWF report says land requirements are insignificant
A new report released on the sidelines of the World Future Energy Summit here today, shows that ...
