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Palmyre
Conservation
Palmyre
Conservation
Preserving our biodiversity together!
To respond to the current environmental issues and the accelerating loss of biodiversity, the Zoo de La Palmyre has created Palmyre Conservation in order to strengthen and extend its action in favor of the preservation of threatened wildlife and ecosystems in France and around the world.
Titre
Palmyre
Conservation
Palmyre
Conservation
Preserving our biodiversity together!
To respond to the current environmental issues and the accelerating loss of biodiversity, the Zoo de La Palmyre has created Palmyre Conservation in order to strengthen and extend its action in favor of the preservation of threatened wildlife and ecosystems in France and around the world.
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OUR OBJECTIVES
OUR OBJECTIVES
Along with our partners, we aim to establish a sustainable balance between the needs of wildlife, the development of resident human communities and a reasonable use of natural resources.
These organizations carry out actions for the conservation of wild fauna and flora through scientific studies and the sustainable protection of habitats and natural resources, public awareness and education activities as well as sustainable socio-economic development aid activities of local communities.
Minimizing the impacts on the environment
Finding a sustainable balance
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News from the field
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AfricaInternationalPartnering with the Pan African Sanctuary Alliance for impactful actionSeveral months ago, Palmyre Conservation decided to partner with the Pan African Sanctuary Alliance (PASA) to support its efforts to fight the illegal primate trade. -
AfricaMadagascarThree Red Ruffed Lemurs translocated to Farankaraina!As part of the Red Ruffed Lemur Conservation Program developed in Madagascar by several partners, a new milestone was reached at the end of 2025 with the translocation and release of 3 new lemurs into the Farankaraina forest. -
EuropeFranceA record summer for the Kentish Plover!In July, the peak period for hatching and chick-rearing, numerous Kentish Plover families were observed on the Côte Sauvage, Île d'Oléron, Saint-Froult, and Île de Ré.
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OUR PROGRAMS
Palmyre Conservation currently funds about twenty programs in France and around the world.
In collaboration with local communities, all these programs implement various activities to preserve the species and their habitats: scientific studies, creation of protected areas, anti-poaching patrols, reforestation, human-wildlife conflict mitigation, rescue and rehabilitation, translocations, development of environmental friendly alternative sources of income, education…