The only ray of hope is that they do so well in zoos that they'd be easier to reintroduce - but the decline is shocking in speed and likely not the only species to drop so rapidly within that region
The only ray of hope is that they do so well in zoos that they'd be easier to reintroduce - but the decline is shocking in speed and likely not the only species to drop so rapidly within that region
Small scale re-introductions are already occuring with confiscated pet ring-tailed lemurs... But this decline is really surprising especially given the relatively large area they until recently at least roamed... Fortunately they occur in several well protected (but not inter-connected) national parks / private reserves.