Times of India

Florida wildlife centre brings endangered lemurs to help restore Madagascar forest

Florida wildlife centre brings endangered lemurs to help restore Madagascar forestWorldPing

In North Florida, a wildlife center is now home to four red-ruffed lemurs, whose presence aids in funding crucial rainforest restoration projects in Madagascar. Visitor interactions facilitate the planting of thousands of trees each year.

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