Lemur Conservation Foundation

LCF Featured in West Coast Woman

July 19, 2023 by Lemur Conservation Foundation

We were honored and excited to be featured in West Coast Woman's May 2023 edition! This issue featured our stellar Executive Director, Deborah Robbins Millman on the cover. In addition it included a separate, beautiful article highlighting LCF's founder, Penelope Bodry-Sanders, and rich nearly 30 year history of research and dedication to research and preservation... Continue Reading

Welcome LCF’s Spring 2023 Intern

January 17, 2023 by Lemur Conservation Foundation

LCF is pleased to welcome Grace Ferland as our spring 2023 intern. This new addition brings great experience to LCF's animal husbandry program. Our thanks to Grace for following our continuing COVID-19 protocols, which have included a ‘mini quarantine’ period that prevented her from shadowing husbandry staff for one weeks after their arrival at the... Continue Reading

Fabulous Finch!

January 11, 2023 by Lemur Conservation Foundation

I have a name! Our final infant born in 2022 is a ring-tailed lemur born on July 4 to new parents Dalia and Goose. Staff were particularly excited at the arrival of this little one as this is the first ring-tailed lemur birth at LCF in five years! Our theme for ring-tailed lemur names is... Continue Reading

Fearless Fernanda!

January 10, 2023 by Lemur Conservation Foundation

Fernanda is the 26th critically endangered mongoose lemur born at LCF in our 26-year history. With wild populations decreasing and their native habitat facing increasing threats, the mongoose lemurs found at LCF and at accredited institutions around the world serve as a genetic safety net against possible extinction in the wild.

2021 Annual Report

December 20, 2022 by Lemur Conservation Foundation

Curious to know what went on with our Foundation in 2021? Here is your chance! Click the link below to see our full report: 2021 Annual Report

Hurricane Ian

December 20, 2022 by Lemur Conservation Foundation

September 29th, 2022 Hurricane Ian touched down over our reserve in Myakka, FL. The reserve lost power the day before around 9:45am and flooding had already begun in the area. Thankfully, all lemur buildings made it unscathed and all individuals were safe and sound! The same could not be said for our main office, the…