The impacts were much greater than scientists expected. The ramifications of human activity on the island of Madagascar will affect the island far longer than previously realized, scientists say.

Madagascar’s fabulously improbable wildlife, from gremlin-like aye-ayes to satanic leaf-tailed geckos, may be thanks to dozens of dramatic oceanic journeys that would put Robinson Crusoe to ...

It rained constantly and poisonous snakes were easier to spot than the primates. Then one of her professors suggested that for her next research trip she try Madagascar. The island, the world’s fourth ...

If you visit the southwest corner of Madagascar, you might find a tree so old its name is Grandmother. She has three stems, fused together, so that her trunk resembles a massive rounded pot rather ...

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed concerns about the impact of Trump's sweeping tariffs on low-income countries with high poverty rates, such as Madagascar. "The reciprocal ...

But there once was an even bigger bird, which roamed Madagascar before dying out roughly 1,000 years ago: the elephant bird. Scientists don't know much about these massive birds. But a study ...

ANTANANARIVO, March 29 (Reuters) - A tropical cyclone that swept across the island of Madagascar this week killed at least 18 people and displaced thousands more, the country's disaster management ...

In one of the largest repatriation operations of its kind, almost 1,000 trafficked lemurs and tortoises were successfully returned from Thailand to Madagascar. A photo released on November 27 ...

Graine de Vie, a Belgian NGO present in Madagascar since 2009, claims to be the leading reforestation organization in the country. Weary of repeated bush fires and an alleged lack of government ...

Bursts of laughter echo from a speedboard bobbing on the turquoise Mozambique channel, miles off the west coast of Madagascar. It's a sunny morning. The only land in view is a tiny islet of white ...