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Florida wildlife centre brings endangered lemurs to help restore Madagascar forest
Times of India
September 9, 2026
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Explore Today's NewsIn 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. These critically endangered lemurs act as ambassadors for con
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