Pat Wright

Pat Wright is a renowned conservation biologist known for her work in protecting Madagascar’s unique wildlife, especially lemurs. She has dedicated her career to studying and preserving the island’s rich biodiversity, often working with local communities to promote sustainable practices. Wright’s research has helped understand species behavior and habitat needs, contributing to conservation strategies that safeguard endangered animals and their ecosystems. Her efforts have earned her global recognition for advancing conservation science and raising awareness about the importance of preserving Madagascar’s unique natural heritage.