Madagascar: Conservation official arrested for killing 11 endangered lemurs

Mongabay
Mar 16, 2018, 12:48 pm137 pts
ANTANANARIVO, Madagascar — Two weeks ago, the bodies of 11 critically endangered lemurs were discovered in Iaroka forest inside the Zahamena Ankeniheny Corridor protected area in eastern Madagascar. The lemurs were allegedly killed by one of the local officials charged with protecting them, to the dismay of…

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