Justin Claude Rakotoarisoa, a guardian of Madagascar’s amphibians, has died, aged 45
PolicyMonday, March 2, 2026Mongabay

Justin Claude Rakotoarisoa, a guardian of Madagascar’s amphibians, has died, aged 45

The recent passing of Justin Claude Rakotoarisoa, a dedicated conservationist in Madagascar, highlights the critical role frogs play in assessing forest health and biodiversity. Madagascar is home to a significant portion of the world's amphibian species, making their conservation vital for ecological balance. His death underscores the urgent need for continued protection of Madagascar's unique ecosystems amidst ongoing environmental threats.

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