MakiGo Foundation

MakiGo is an international participatory network serving flora and fauna.

This network has very specific objectives:

• support biodiversity through various campaigns and missions
• raise awareness as much as possible to raise awareness, evolve our way of existing to coexist.
• provide opportunities for concrete action in troubled ecosystems
• represent a source of information for the international community which shares its values.

These objectives are made concrete by missions for which volunteers network:

• act for the preservation of fauna and flora by providing human, material and financial resources to animal care and reintroduction centers throughout the world
• enforce the laws to protect biodiversity issued by countries and international conventions
• make local populations aware of the environmental and societal issues that surround them
• finance reforestation campaigns in endangered ecosystems due to deforestation

The Le PAL Nature Foundation supports the MakiGo association in several ways:

1. Continuing action in Benin: The foundation finances conservation efforts for Geoffroy's Colobes in Benin.
2. Mission management costs: It covers mission management costs, including salaries, travel expenses and office rent.
3. Surveillance equipment: The foundation funds the acquisition of camera traps and other surveillance equipment.
4. Mission costs: This covers travel and equipment renewal costs for eco-guards in the field.

Did you know ?

The two founders of MakiGo, Nathanaël and Alexandre, were animal keepers. A good way to network with animal parks which also work for the protection of biodiversity.