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This weekend in Germany sees the annual meeting of the DGHT working group dedicated to chameleon specialists.

Since January 2023, the Madagascan guides have walked several hundred kilometres through the reserve.

Celebrating the first International Chameleon Day! 9 May has been chosen to raise public awareness of these fascinating lizards.

The Sigean African Reserve supports our project to conserve the world's largest chameleon.

In 2023, we launched an ambitious conservation programme, combining in situ and ex situ projects to help this emblematic species of Madagasc

Many thanks to Reptile Systems for their donation of a UV meter!

We are delighted to announce our partnership with Chester Zoo as part of our conservation project for Parson's Chameleon

This week, our association had the privilege of taking part in the annual conference of the AFSA at Beauval Zoo!

Understanding the formation and coexistence of species communities is essential for the preservation of our ecosystem.

Discover the press kit from the Parc zoologique de Paris Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle highlighting our projects among the ‘10 resear

We are delighted to announce the first second-generation (F2) births from our ex-situ Mount Kenya horned chameleon

We are delighted to announce our partnership with Chester Zoo as part of our Parson's chameleon conservation project.

Our second chameleon inventory campaign in Madagascar's Vohimana reserve is now underway!

We are delighted to announce that all the necessary administrative procedures and authorisations have been successfully completed for the tr

We are delighted to announce our partnership with Gemini Data Loggers, which brings new measurement tools to our conservation project for th

An exciting new research project will get under way next year in the Vohimana reserve in Madagascar.

We are delighted to welcome Martin Etave to our team as our new Project Manager!

Our partner, Herpeto-technique, has designed bespoke facilities for our experimental project on the thermal preferences and hydro-regulation

We are delighted to announce that the Swiss Sauvain-Petitpierre Foundation has become a valued partner of our association. This Foundation