2026 Grant Recipients Announced
TDARFAC is proud to announce our 2026 grant recipients, supporting community-led conservation projects across primate range countries. This year, we received 48 proposals, with 46 undergoing full review through our double-blind process. We are excited to fund 8 outstanding projects, awarding a total of $69,260 USD.
Dr. Justorien (“Donovan”) on the Frontlines of Lemur Conservation
From wildlife vet to One Health leader, Dr. Justorien Rambeloniaina is transforming lemur conservation by supporting both forests and the communities who depend on them.
Celebrating Our Incredible Graduate Student Volunteers
TDARFAC proudly celebrates ten outstanding student volunteers from the University of Antananarivo whose dedication to conservation, research, GIS training, and community outreach is strengthening Malagasy-led conservation efforts. Through hands-on fieldwork, capacity building, and laboratory training, these emerging leaders are shaping the future of conservation in Madagascar.
Meet TDARFAC’s 2024 Inaugural Award Program Winners
Meet the two inaugural TDARFAC 2024 award program recipients to learn more about why they were chosen and how their work will benefit from TDARFAC’s funding!
Meet TDARFAC’s 2024 Grant Recipients!
Meet the seven TDARFAC 2024 grant program recipients - chosen out of a record-setting 102 grant applications received from around the world!
Newly Created Holiday Aims to Educate & Empower Future Conservationists
Want to raise awareness of threatened species? Create a holiday to honor them! Learn more about our International Chameleon Day-themed events and how our team celebrated this inaugural holiday.
How Grants and Collaboration Help Conservation Nonprofits Fulfill Their Mission
One of our goals is to empower local communities with scientific research and advancements through education and support of the next generation of environmental stewards.
Dr. Ross Reflects on STEM Career Journey, Shares Insights on NIU Panel
Wildlife veterinarians Dr. Karine Mahefarisoa (left) and Dr. Nambininanahary Ravelonandrianarisoa (right) with Dr. Ross (center) in NAP Tsinjoarivo-Ambalaomby.
How TDARFAC’s Collaboration Can Expand the Reach of Youth Environmental Education Programs – A Case Study
The Dr. Abigail Ross Foundation for Applied Conservation’s mission is to empower local communities with scientific research and advancements. That’s why TDARFAC makes it a priority to partner with youth organizations to combine missions.
TDARFAC Participates in Launch of the Madagascar National Reforestation Campaign 2024
The Dr. Abigail Ross Foundation for Applied Conservation is honored to have participated in the 2024 Official Launch of the Reforestation Campaign following an invitation from the Madagascar Ministry of the Environment.
Why We Need to Recognize - And Support – Women in Science
As International Day of Women and Girls in Science approaches on Feb. 11, people around the globe will have the opportunity to reflect on the positive impact females have had in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics — or STEM.
Celebrating Our 2023 Accomplishments & Big Plans for 2024
As we say goodbye to 2023 and ring in 2024, we are bursting with pride at our team’s many accomplishments over the past year – which could not have been achieved without the support of our generous donors, supporters, and partners.