Madagascar Red Owl
in Africa Program: Madagascar Project: Species Conservation Projects:Status: Active, started in 1994
Goals:
Research and conservation of this island endemic owl
Background:
The Madagascar Red Owl is a poorly known species. What little historical information exists is anecdotal.
Recent Results:
Three pairs are being monitored at Bemanevika Protected Area (PA), and one pair was observed with a recent fledgling in December 2010.
Challenges:
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Location Note:
Eastern and northern Madagascar
Species involved
- Madagascar Red Owl — Tyto soumagnei
People involved in this project:
Cooperating Partners:
- Madagascar Ministry of Environment and Forestry
- Wildlife Conservation Society
- Projet Masoala
- Liz Claiborne and Art Ortenberg Foundation
- Conservation International Critical Ecosystem Partnership Fund
- Little Family Foundation
Combined Federal Campaign # 10639
