Lemurs on St. Catherines Island | Georgia Outdoors

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endangered species rehabilitation lemur madagascar georgia barrier island st catherines island saint catherines island gpb georgia public broadcasting gpb education georgia studies Georgia history Georgia geography St Catherines Island endangered species population dynamics species reintroduction lemur colony environmental protection environmental movement
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Lemurs on St. Catherines Island | Georgia Outdoors

St. Catherine's Island, Georgia and the African island of Madagascar are the only two places in the world where lemurs run free. Lemurs came to St. Catherine's as an experiment to see if primates could be released and managed effectively, and to increase the population of this endangered species. 
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