The Lemur Freedom Project (LFP) is a pioneering initiative dedicated to keeping lemurs in the wild, providing expert medical and captive care when necessary, and returning captive lemurs to the wild when possible
With over 100 lemur species at risk of extinction, we act urgently to combat illegal trafficking, support conservation science, and engage local Malagasy communities in long-term solutions.
Wondering how we protect lemurs, where your donations go, or how to volunteer? Explore our FAQs.
Our mission is to rescue trafficked lemurs, rehabilitate them with expert care, and release them back into the wild or provide sanctuary when rewilding isn't possible.
We focus on the entire journey of each lemur — from confiscation to rewilding — while empowering Malagasy communities through training, jobs, and leadership roles.
We are building two main centers: Ivato, for triage and rehabilitation, and Nosy Kissimasy, a long-term sanctuary for unreleasable lemurs.
Every donation helps us build shelters, train veterinarians, feed and medicate lemurs, and fund our education campaigns to stop the pet trade.
