Champions of the Wild: Lemurs

Champions of the Wild: Lemurs

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The remarkable ring-tailed lemur has existed for 60 million years. But unless steps are taken now, it will soon be extinct. 80% of the forests of Madagascar, where the lemurs live, have been destroyed. 90% of lemur species have disappeared forever.

Dr. Lisa Gould first saw ring-tailed lemurs in 1984, and she immediately fell in love. Her passion took her to a remote research centre in southern Madagascar where she now lives, studying the lemurs' intriguing behaviour and matriarchal social structure.

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Champions of the Wild: Lemurs, Chris Aikenhead, provided by the National Film Board of Canada

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Credits
  • director
    Chris Aikenhead
  • script
    Chris Aikenhead
  • sound
    Chris Aikenhead
  • producer
    Christian Bruyère
    Ian Herring
    George Johnson
  • executive producer
    Michael Chechik
  • camera
    Rudolf Kovanic
  • editing
    Brian Hamilton
  • narration
    Andrew Gardner
  • music
    Michael Conway Baker
  • participation
    Lisa Gould
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