Biodiversity

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CI's Ecotourism

CI's website about ecotourism including destinations sites where CI works and best-practices.
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Verde Ventures

Verde Ventures is a $6 million investment fund that strengthens small and medium-sized enterprises that are strategically important to biodiversity conservation. The website provides information on eligibility and applications for a Verde Ventures investment, details on current projects, and news about the fund.
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CI's Investigate Biodiversity

CI's educational website is for people of all ages interested in exploring endangered ecosystems. Investigate Biodiversity offers online expeditions, an interactive species focus on primates, tips and information about environmental careers, ideas for science projects, and ways you can help conserve biodiversity.
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Global Conservation Fund

The Global Conservation Fund (GCF) finances the creation, expansion and long-term management of protected areas in the world's biodiversity hotspots, high-biodiversity wilderness areas and important marine regions. The website provides project information as well as how to apply for GCF funds.
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Conservation International Education and Teaching

Interested in teaching biodiversity science and conservation? Conservation International has helpful activities and information available.
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The Amphibian Quiz

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CI's Goodies

Download screensavers and desktop wallpapers featuring Madagascar's natural beauty.
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About Madagascar

About 160 million years ago, Madagascar broke off the mainland of Africa and this island grew in isolation into a land of biodiversity that’s unlike any other place on Earth. Humans didn’t impact this paradise until about 2,000 years ago, allowing the island’s spectacular and unusual life forms to flourish. Lemurs, giant centipedes, and miniature chameleons inhabit Madagascar’s landscape, which include tropical rain forests, spiny deserts, mountainous areas and dry deciduous forests.
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Explore Madagascar through videos and photos

Explore Madagascar through videos and photos. Meet the people and experience its flora and fauna.
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Explore Madagascar

About 160 million years ago, Madagascar broke off the mainland of Africa and this island grew in isolation into a land of biodiversity that’s unlike any other place on Earth. Lemurs, giant centipedes and miniature chameleons inhabit Madagascar’s landscape, which include tropical rain forests, spiny deserts, mountainous areas and dry deciduous forests. Explore Madagascar and learn more about this unique island's people and places!