Back from the Ashes

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Aug 11, 2020
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Back from the Ashes
Youth in Madagascar are restoring forests after years of burning
A youth group in western Madagascar is leading the charge to protect and reforest the threatened Menabe dry forests. / USAIDJust a single, sandy road knits together three ecological treasures along the west coast of Madagascar.
Take the road north from the mangrove-fringed coastal city of Morondava and you’ll discover the towering Avenue of the Baobabs. Head farther north, and you’ll find the fortress of limestone…
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