Madagascar Chameleon is dedicated to the conservation and protection of chameleon species native to Madagascar. Our project focuses on habitat preservation, combating the threats of deforestation and climate change, and promoti
Report April ’07: impacts of earthquake & tsunami disaster
Rapid assessment:
food security & agricultural impacts
A team from Kastom Gaden Association conducted a rapid assessment of agriculture impacts of the earthquake and tsunami disaster in Western and Choiseul provinces. 15 villages were visited. The selection of villages was based on KGA partner locations and on opportunities that arose during the assessment. The findings are intended to help inform relevant agencies about impacts but more detailed surveys are needed in more locations. Urban areas (ie Gizo) were not included.
…supported by Kastom Gaden Association through the AusAID funded Searem Niu Plant Long Gaden project and Oxfam Australia funded Young Farmer Project and ACIAR Feeding Village Poultry project.
ng sustainable practices. Through research, community engagement, and educational programs, we aim to ensure the survival and thriving of these unique and colorful reptiles. Join us in our efforts to protect the diverse chameleon species and maintain the ecological balance of Madagascar’s unique ecosystems.
Images of the tsunami damage
Photographs of the April 2007 tsunami damage at Gizo, Solomon Islands, by John and Tracy and taken from their boat, Prossie Joe.
After the tsunami: the town of Gizo, Solomon Islands. Photo: John and Tracy, taken from their boat, Prossie Joe
After the tsunami: the town of Gizo, Solomon Islands. Photo: John and Tracy, taken from their boat, Prossie Joe
After the tsunami: the town of Gizo, Solomon Islands. Photo: John and Tracy, taken from their boat, Prossie Joe
