World Lemur Day happens on 30 October and the World Lemur Festival is praised in the weeks encompassing it, and plans to bring issues to light about lemur variety and their basic protection needs. Unfortunately, 98% of lemur species are compromised with annihilation, and 31% are classified as fundamentally jeopardized, which is the most noteworthy danger level.
Lemurs are select to Madagascar, which is situated off the east bank of Africa, and more than 100 remarkable species live there. This incorporates the ring-followed lemur with its hairy, striped tail, the moving sifakas that jump sideways through the trees, and the troll like nighttime yes which utilizes its long center finger to burrow for food. Lemurs assume a colossal part in keeping up backwoods variety, structure and elements through the development of seeds.
The Lemur Conservation Network attempts to help preservation on the ground in Madagascar, so these species, which are the world's most established living primates, can flourish. The principal World Lemur Festival was commended in 2014, and it plans to bring issues to light about the estimation of lemurs as Madagascar's exceptional characteristic legacy and advance lemur protection and training around the world. Because of the pandemic, the current year's celebration is empowering virtual support.
"It is necessary to work hard, united, and close to the Malagasy people to save lemurs from extinction," says Lucia Rodriguez, director of Lemur Conservation Network. "We invite everyone to join us at the Lemur Conservation Network and collaborate with each other. We are facing a crisis that goes beyond Madagascar and needs to be addressed by the world."
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