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READ NOW: The “Why” Issue of the DLC Magazine

  Of all the animals on Earth, why are we so passionate about lemurs? Of all the islands in the ocean, why is Madagascar remarkable—and so worthy of our conservation attention? In the new “Why” issue of the DLC magazine, you’ll find out!  Complimentary copies of the magazine have been mailed to donors of $250+ […]



MAPPING HERSTORY: Studies in Female Dominance

By Andrea Tejada, 2022 Communications Intern Illustrations by Karie Whitman Click here or on the image above to read the full article with photos and illustrations. Originally published in January 2023 in “The Women’s Issue” of the DLC annual magazine. Mapping Herstory: Studies in Female Dominance Since its inception, the field of primatology has been […]



INFANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Meet Pax!

Spring has sprung at the Duke Lemur Center, and so has our second infant of the 2024 baby season: critically endangered Coquerel’s sifaka Pax! Pax was born early in the morning on January 20, 2024, to second-time mother Magdalena and experienced father Gratian. She weighed a healthy 103 grams—about the weight of an avocado!—and had […]



Annual DLC-SAVA Conservation Newsletter

We’re pleased to share the 2023-24 issue of our annual DLC-SAVA Conservation Newsletter, with news of the DLC’s many conservation-related activities in the SAVA (northeastern) region of Madagascar. As you will see, James, Lanto, and the team have been very busy during the past year! Want to learn more? All of the DLC-SAVA annual updates […]