Nomaruka is home to the Tsingy National Park, a place defined by its jagged limestone pinnacles known as tsingy—a Malagasy word meaning "where one cannot walk barefoot." These razor-sharp stone forests are unlike anything else, creating labyrinths that both shelter wildlife and defy explorers. Among the deciduous forest on the park's edges, elusive lemurs jump from tree to tree, while chameleons change colors on the forest floor.
A conservation NGO working to safeguard Madagascar's exceptional biodiversity, much of which exists nowhere else on Earth. Their projects combine scientific research, species monitoring, habitat restoration, and community-based conservation, focusing on both terrestrial and marine ecosystems.
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