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The Frederick News-Post
Hagerstown puts the spotlight on women at annual conference
"I truly believe that there's dignity in employment, in earning a fair wage and having the certainty of a job that's fulfilling, that allows you to educate your children," Kramer said. Seeking a visual way to capture the work being done in Madagascar, Kramer connected with filmmaker Dr. Matthew Scott, a retired Stanford developmental biologist who now makes documentaries for non-profits.
Ministère Tourisme Artisanat
Madagascar trace la voie d'un tourisme vertueux et durable
A travers l'atelier des matières, les invites ont découvert des creations uniques, mêlant tradition et innovation : notamment des superbes tapisseries réalisées a partir de cocons de soie d'espèces endémiques de papillons, naturellement teints et tisses en raphia par l'équipe de SEPALI Madagascar.
TEDx Talks
TEDxFulbright Catherine Craig - Working Under the Radar
Fulbright Dr. Catherine Craig presents her project in Madagascar that takes an innovative approach to conservation through economic development. This presentation was made at the TEDx Fulbright on April 24 2012 at the British Consulate in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
MONGABAY
Innovative conservation: wild silk, endangered species, and poverty in Madagascar
For anyone who works in conservation in Madagascar, confronting the complex difficulties of widespread poverty is a part of the job. But with the wealth of Madagascar’s wildlife rapidly diminishing— such as lemurs, miniature chameleons, and hedgehog-looking tenrecs found no-where else in the world—the island-nation has become a testing ground for innovative conservation programs that focus on tackling entrenched poverty to save dwindling species and degraded places.