Exceptionally rich in biodiversity
- 52 000 hectares of harmonious protected landscapes
- 28 000 hectares of forest
- 9 lemur species of which the famous Indri indri
- 74 bird species
- 26 species of micro-mammals
- 38 species of amphibians
- 36 species of reptiles
- 75 species of orchids
The corridor of Anjozorobe-Angavo is one of the last vestiges of natural forests of malagasy highlands. Its scenery of hills intercalated by shallow rice fields characterizes it. The forest, distinguished for its localization between oriental and central parts of the island, is an extraordinary wealth in biodiversity, insomuch scientific and competent administrative authorities classed it as a prioritized zone of conservation.
