In conclusion Madagascar is in deep need of help. Numerous problems exist in preserving the natural flora and fauna that exist on the island. The only true solution would be a combination effect. Yet the one simple solution that will solve most all of the problems of Madagascar lies in the hands of education. Knowledge is Power.
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