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By Shannon Pavlovcic
While the autumn temperatures dropped, Shippensburg University social work students were just warming up. Practice with Organizations and Communities, a macro practice class referred to as "POC," is generally regarded as the climax of every social work student's college career and requires students to identify a social justice issue in the campus or local community and to work toward making change within that community. Located in rural Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, Shippensburg University was the perfect venue for this semester's project planners. Projects benefitted local social services agencies, organizations, and populations.
In addition to offering students a real-life opportunity to practice macro-level skills such as networking and project development and implementation, social work students also had the unique ability to devote their semester's work to enhancing the surrounding community. At the Ship World Party, an expo of sorts, the campus and local communities come to learn about many nations and cultures by eating food, reading posters, and collecting literature about each culture. "We wanted to provide the community with some cultural awareness. We educated about 250 people," explained Brandy Lautsbaugh, a group member of Ship World Party.
Similarly, Christine Maxwell's group sought to educate the community about individuals with intellectual developmental disabilities. Called the Inclusive FUNd Tournament, this project brought together Shippensburg students and individuals with developmental disabilities over a friendly game of basketball. "We wanted to make people realize that these situations can be comfortable. We wanted to reduce stigma," Maxwell explained.
These two projects sought to build community cohesion, to draw together and to educate diverse people about how much they all have to offer one another. The Inclusive FUNd Tournament also raised $80.00 for a friendship fund for activities in the future.
Three groups focused their attention on Shippensburg and other nearby communities. The Halloween Festival, an arts, crafts, and food extravaganza, raised money to support the People Assisting People (PAP) Foundation, an organization that gives Shippensburg residents money to assist with their medical needs. "Mostly, we just wanted to raise awareness about the foundation. All of the money we raised ($400.00) went directly to community members in need," Kelli Bender, a social work student who helped organize the festival, reported.
Like the festival's goals of raising funds and awareness, the Fall Into Relaxation group partnered with Cumberland/Perry Respite to auction off desirable products and raise money for a service that provides a few hours of respite for families of persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities. "Our contribution to the community was the partnership between the outside community and the campus community. Some people didn't know what respite was, and when they learned, they were willing to donate," says Meagan Rice of the Fall Into Relaxation project, which raised $689.00.
Clothes for the Code, another project that geared its efforts toward a neighboring community, responded to the needs of low-income families faced with a new dress code at a local high school. Laura Hoffstetter explains that they "went past the project" by making the clothing drive a local tradition that continues permanently.
Some groups used Shippensburg University as their springboard for community change. Brittani Procknow, of Homeless for a Night, wanted to educate the university community about homelessness as a social issue and also about local resources for persons facing homelessness. "We wanted to define it for people, and we wanted people to know what resources are available in the county," she explained. The event was attend by 60 students and raised $80.00 for the homeless.
Also in the spirit of educating students about social issues, ACT (address, communicate, and teach) on Bullying facilitated a workshop for university students in an effort to teach them the signs, consequences, and interventions for various types of bullying. "We had a diverse group of students attend—students from many majors in the campus community. We wanted them to know that bullying doesn't just happen in schools and that it should matter to them," explained Emily McCollister, ACT on Bullying's group leader. This activity was attended by 35 students.
Sabrina Baarda, of College Life: Ship Style, led a group to reach out to an often forgotten about population: children of migrant workers. This project offered 37 kids from the Lincoln Intermediate Unit in Chambersburg School district a snapshot of college life, making it a possibility in their minds. "We wanted to support community families. They are the community, too," Baarda stated.
Together, these eight groups of students cast their nets wide in an effort to catch the attention of both the local and university community members. There are often imperceptible forces at work in each community, and these students wanted to shine light on the unmet needs and available resources of a diverse community. Although each group painstakingly created measurable goals to evaluate project effectiveness, the true impact can never be measured. These students educated, advocated, fundraised, and changed a community in the best way they know how—through social work.
Shannon Pavlovcic is in her last semester of Shippensburg University's undergraduate social work program. Following graduation in May 2014, Shannon plans to work in the field while completing her MSW.
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5 Ways Islamists Set the Stage for the Orlando Attack
By Ryan MauroOn June 13, 2016 April 26, 2021 0 Comments
The stage was set for the types of attacks we saw in Orlando a long time before the Islamic State (ISIS) showed up. Gays, just like Jews, are commonly scapegoated as vile, sin-bearing creatures whose mere presence decays societies. The stigmatizing of homosexuals inevitably leads to mistreatment and violence towards them, and we should not make the mistake of assuming this problem begins and ends with ISIS.
Here are five ways that Islamists created the conditions for the Orlando attacks to happen even before ISIS was born:
Supporting the Execution of Gays by Sharia Authorities
All of the significant Muslim organizations in the West will condemn the attacks in Orlando, but it is simply not enough. Mainstream Islamic texts and preachers may not call for individuals to execute and punish suspected gays, but they do support having an Islamic state based on Sharia doing it. Their issue isn't with killing gays; it's with who gets to kill gays.
If you believe that a Sharia-based government should execute gays, then it doesn't take much for you to harm gays. All you need is an excuse to match that instilled hatred with action. At the very least, if you are convinced violent jihad is permissible, you'll make them one of your top targets.
This viral video has footage of a visiting imam speaking at the Husseini Islamic Center in Sanford, FL arguing that it is "compassionate" to execute homosexuals, saying, "let's get rid of them now."
Another example is Muzammil Siddiqi, the chairman of the executive council of the Fiqh Council of North America. It is a section of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), a U.S. Muslim Brotherhood entity as identified by the Justice Department and the Obama Administration's top Muslim outreach partner.
He said in 2001 that he opposes attacking homosexuals but supports Sharia states who execute them. He said it is impossible to be Muslim and gay, which means that any gay person identifying as a Muslim is an apostate. That is a death sentence according to the top Sharia authorities.
Promoting Incendiary Texts
Muslims trust that their mosque's library and the reference page in studies are full of credible sources. If a text supports killing gays, it does not belong. It should only be used in a class with the purpose of refuting the author.
For example, an authoritative manual on Sharia titled Reliance of the Traveler endorses killing or brutality towards homosexuals (such as stoning, exile and whippings) at least three times. It is certified by Al-Azhar University, the most prominent Sunni school of learning and endorsed by the International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT), a Muslim Brotherhood entity based in Virginia.
Those who give authority to Muslim Brotherhood spiritual leader and suspected Hamas financier Yousef al-Qaradawi also bear responsibility. He preaches in favor of executing homosexuals and said that a gay prince in Qatar should be stoned.
It isn't hard to search a website's content for extremist content. There have been many occasions where I've seen Muslim organizations and mosques link to the now-defunct OnIslam website. Its purpose is to act as a database for answers to tough questions. In 2014, it answered a question about homosexuality by affirming that "the punishment for men or women who are unwilling to give up homosexuality and therefore are rejecting the guidance of Allah Most High is in fact death according to Islam."
Giving a Platform to Radical Clerics
Islamists who do not directly endorse laws that punish homosexuals but put Islamist radicals on a pedestal are not free from blame.
A radical Syrian cleric was granted entry into the U.S. in 2014 with a known history of supporting the execution of gays, among other extremist beliefs like supporting suicide bombings. He went on a speaking tour across the country that was co-sponsored by the Syrian American Council.
His extremism is easily searchable on the Internet. There's no excuse for putting him in front of audiences as someone whose preaching should be learned from. If you want to raise money for victims of the Syrian civil war, find someone else.
Presenting Homosexuals as Vermin
Islamists who do not endorse violence or punishments of homosexuals but dehumanize them bear responsibility for the inevitable fruits of dehumanization. If you preach that a group of people are rodents responsible for the worst problems in the world, then obviously listeners will treat them like rodents.
There are religious communities who disapprove of homosexuality and same-sex marriage. Members of these communities can believe someone's lifestyle is not ideal, but love them regardless without supremacism. After all, none of us lead an ideal life.
Then there's bigoted scapegoating by Islamists who seem to talk about homosexuality more than actual homosexuals. An example is Warith Deen Umar, a radical cleric once oversaw Muslims chaplains in New York's prison system, blamed gays for Hurricane Katrina at an Islamic Society of North America conference.
Here's another example. Pakistan-based Sheikh Gillani (who is the spiritual leader of a U.S.-based group named Muslims of the Americas) declared that the Supreme Court ruling legalizing same-sex marriage is "the blackest day in the history of mankind" that will result in Allah's destruction of Western society. He also called for a "social boycott" of all those who do not oppose the Supreme Court ruling.
How will you treat a group of people that you believe are responsible for "the blackest day in the history of mankind?"
Blocking Islamic Reform
As soon as news of Islamist responsibility for the attacks broke, the American-Islamic Forum for Democracy unequivocally stood against bigotry towards homosexuals in any form and thanked the LGBTQ community for standing by Muslims who face discrimination and hatred. And the anti-Islamist Muslim group went further:
"We Muslims must triple down on acknowledging the deep reforms necessary and the responsibility of every Muslim in countering the ideologies that inspire these Islamist savages," it said.
The fact is that anti-gay hatred is in the mainstream of the Muslim world. It's endorsed by top religious authorities. It's in the media and mosques without backlashes happening.
It's popular–which is why a glory-seeking jihadist like Omar Mateen would pick a gay club as a target. Or, for that matter, Ali Muhammad Brown (who murdered two gays in Seattle in 2014) or Musab Muhammad Masmari (who tried to burn down a gay club on New Year's Eve that same year). One 2009 survey found that 61% of British Muslims want homosexuality to be illegal.
Again, it is not enough for Muslim leaders to condemn the attacks. That does nothing to address the underlying ideology that says homosexuals are evil and worth of death. In the wake of the attacks in Orlando, they must not only condemn that line of thinking—they must attack it ideologically and aggressively promote alternative interpretations in the Muslim community in the West and around the world.
And until that happens, plots like what we saw in Orlando will continue to happen. The only question will be who takes credit.
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The Malilangwe Trust employs over 300 Zimbabweans, who all contribute towards the Trust's conservation and community development goals. The Trust aims to provide a fair, fulfilling and purpose driven place to work, which is underpinned by its values and objectives. Our staff are passionate about what they do and we strive to be an example for similar organisations in Africa.
Originally from the Lowveld, Mark is the son of the well-known Dr. Colin Saunders who was the chief medical officer at the Triangle Hospital for many years. Mark started his career in the commercial agricultural sector and later moved into agricultural input supply. He has always had a passion for conservation – perhaps a legacy from his childhood, when his father was the chairman of the Parks and Wildlife Board. Mark ultimately returned to his passion in 2010, taking over as executive director of the Malilangwe Trust.
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Q: Rails 3: Optimize database call What is the best way to optimize calls to a MongoDB cloud database?
For example: a user can have 100 tweets or 100000 tweets that needs to be shown in the page.
What shall I do in order to optimize the fetch of the tweets? Given that the old tweets are the same every time, should I cache and only fetch the new ones?
I'm using Ruby Mongo driver.

A: Just one question: You want to show 100000 tweets on page?
Mongodb load all collections to memory automatically(if enough ram on the server) and return data very, very fast(like from cache).
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Lakeland's Rylee Ahlborn takes flight in the 50 yard freestyle Tuesday night. She would lose the race by just 0.28 seconds.
The Lakeland girls' swim team got to choose the events they swam in on Tuesday night, but the opponent was always going to be Merrill and that proved to be problematic for the Thunderbirds.
The Bluejays took the top spot in 10 of 11 races in the program and dominated the T-Birds 99-70.
"It was a non-conference meet so I let people choose their own events," head coach Chris Garcia said. "We had some girls swim off events. We had an all senior relay(plus one sophomore). We swam OK.".
The highlight for the T-Birds was Mariah Angove's win in the 100 yard backstroke.
Other than that, it was all Bluejays in first.
And though it was a laid-back night for Lakeland, there were moments of suspense.
The 200 yard medley team of Megan Ross, Mariah Angove, Celeste Teichmiller, and Rylee Ahlborn finished only 0.10 behind Merrill's winning team of Erin Kanitz, Bailey Orzech, Claire Schultz, and Camryn Schulz. And in the 50 yard freestyle Rylee Ahlborn was only 0.28 seconds behind Merrill's Trinity Kanitz.
Lakeland swimmers still have time to redeem themselves at home since they are hosting the Great Northern Conference meet next Friday.
The conference meet starts next Friday at the LUHS pool at 5 p.m.


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how much money do head cooks make in a year?
As it is with all careers, the harder you work and the more you learn the higher the income you will bring in.
Let me direct you to two links that might be of some help: Questions: what types of chefs are there?, and Online Cooking and Catering Courses.
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I am an experienced staff writer and have a solid experience in Behavior Driven Development. During my working years I have attended editorial meetings and pitched story ideas, wrote, researched and transformed articles for a print and online version of the newspaper. I have gathered multimedia components such as photos and videos and conducted interviews for each story. Uploaded articles, videos and photos to the website. I have managed social media accounts to engage and grow our readership, performed copy editing and write-ups before publication implemented strategies to optimize our blog experience. The services that I was delivering included making drafted summaries and edited reviews of newly published books for marketing on the company's website, creating full spread advertorials, distributing marketing materials to third- party organizations and critics. I have researched topics covered in new books to ensure marketing content was illustrative and concise. Performed consumer research to expand marketing potential. I was responsible for developing and assigning ideas for news coverage, feature articles, and investigative pieces. Have worked with staff writers one-on-one to clarify stories. Let me also mention that I have collaborated with editors to formulate relevant and interesting stories and themes for writers, often resulting in large increase in site traffic, facilitated improvements to site metrics by providing quality content on a consistent basis. Generate discussions that contribute to public understanding of important issues by engaging readers. I have a solid experience in BDD. I was responsible for having exposed the development team to the Agile practices, contributed greatly to increases in code quality and productivity through my leadership and guidance in areas such as Test/Behavior Driven Development, Refactoring, Pair Programming and Agile Estimation and Planning. I have introduced the use of automated testing tools such as Cucumber to reveal and document, as well as drive development of, behavior in a large legacy code base mostly Java and Perl. During my experience I have participated in decision-making areas beyond programming such as product development, hiring, position creation. I have developed web applications that drastically improved the efficiency of existing processes while maintaining Sarbanes-Oxley compliance in a billing and collections environment. Identified and removed weaknesses and inefficiencies through analysis of existing processes, updated and upgraded existing Microsoft Access applications and ported/replace them with web-based solutions when appropriate. My services included developing and deploying SQL Server Integration Services and Distributed Transaction Services Packages, establishing and executing test procedures, analyzing test results, logged defects, recommending process improvements. During my working years I have coordinated testing environments, plans, and schedules with Project Managers, Business Analysts, Developers, DBAs, SysAdmins, and Test Lab Engineers. Acted as interim supervisor, monitored and coached on the technical quality of calls, provided ongoing training to technical support staff as new procedures and technologies emerged. I have critical thinking, organizing and planning to meet deadlines. I want to build professional and qualitative long-term relationships with the clients. I am open to your proposals. Would be happy to work with You!
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This little squirrel appears indignant that someone would dare to trod on his home.
This vintage Doolittle is one of her most charming images and one that clearly shows her innovative departure from the most static wildlife portraits of the time. It is accompanied by "The Forest Has Eyes," which creates 'Do you see what I see?' play between parents and children. This Native American inspired children's book is chock full of her most popular camouflage and Native American spirit paintings that help children see with their "magic eyes." Partial proceeds will help respect bears by aiding the efforts of the Yellowstone Grizzly Foundation and the Louisiana Black Bear Conservation Committee.
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How many calories in a [the sabino Special] cocktail?
How fattening is a The Sabino Special?
The The Sabino Special ranks #3,752 (out of about 6,000) for most calories per ounce, and #1,557 for fat per ounce.
A "The Sabino Special" contains 1 oz Malibu coconut rum, 1 oz Midori melon liqueur, 1 oz peach schnapps, 2 tsp grenadine syrup, and 3 - 4 oz orange juice.


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11 Least Influential Countdown: No. 7 - Sebastian Hurst
By Mara Shalhoup	Wednesday November 11, 2009 02:50 am EST
Welcome to CL's annual catalog of impotence: the 11 Least Influential. You'll meet folks who tried to achieve an ambitious goal, but fell short (which happens to be the case with little Sebastian here); people who've devoted themselves to a personal mission in near-total obscurity; and ordinary Joes who can't get anyone to pay attention to them. Every day until the full issue hits the streets on Nov. 11 (tomorrow!), we'll bring you a new story of failure — some noble and heroic, others abject and pathetic.
Subject: Sebastian Hurst
Failing: Can't be born at home
Sebastian Hurst hasn't even been born yet — and yet he's exhibiting a notable lack of influence. Of course, the root cause of Sebastian's shortfall is hardly something you'd blame on a young man who's still seven weeks away from the birth canal.
Like his mother before him — and two of her four siblings — Sebastian was destined to be born at home. Unfortunately, Georgia law makes it far too difficult for women to deliver anywhere but a hospital. In fact, it would cost Sebastian's mom an estimated $1,600 to give birth at home. Delivering at a hospital, by comparison, is free. And because Sarah Hurst, a 20-year-old Cobb County native who works at a church nursery, subsists on a rather tight income, free is her only option.
"I wanted to be in a comfortable and relaxed environment," Sarah Hurst says. "I wanted to have a home birth. I wanted to follow in my mother's footsteps. And all of a sudden I can't. It was hugely disappointing."
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Professor - Division Director, Division of Human Genetics
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
Life Sciences, Genetics
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Academic Dean/Dept. Head
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center (Cincinnati Children's) seek a Director of the Division of Human Genetics. Cincinnati Children's is one of the largest pediatric hospitals in the country and is consistently ranked among the top three nationally. Human Genetics is a foundational division within Cincinnati Children's that supports genetics and genomics research and clinical service across the institution and is comprised of 270 full time employees and 31 faculty in clinical, research, and field service tracks. Through an academic affiliation Cincinnati Children's comprises the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, which reside on the same campus.
Cincinnati Children's is ranked as one of the best children's hospitals in the nation, earning the number three spot in the prestigious U.S. News & World Report's 2019-2020 Honor Roll for the 9th consecutive year. With an unwavering focus on patient care and translating research discoveries to the bedside, Cincinnati Children's is undertaking an ambitious strategic plan for growth and expansion in clinical operations, research, community engagement, and educational programs. Cincinnati Children's already has the largest research foundation footprint in the nation with incredible infrastructure that facilitates all avenues of clinical and basic research. Annual extramural funding to Cincinnati Children's exceeds $250 million and total hospital clinical and research space is close to 3 million sq ft (1.4 million sq ft for laboratory research).
The Division of Human Genetics collaborates across all 42 divisions at Cincinnati Children's, making it the most integrated component underlying the success of our research and clinical missions. The research component has 11 existing faculty with strengths in basic genomic mechanisms of heritable disorders aimed at translating towards new treatments. Our faculty also have strengths is studies of chronobiology and craniofacial genetics, and when combined with faculty in other divisions that work on genetics, we garner over
$18 million in annual NIH funding. Cincinnati Children's also has the largest pediatric clinical trial infrastructures in the nation, with abundant industry- and NIH-sponsored trials. The clinical translational component of the Division of Human Genetics has more than 30 active industry-supported clinical trials totaling over $1.7 million in 2019. The Clinical component of Human Genetics includes ten ABMGG certified clinical geneticists responsible for over 6,500 outpatient encounters each year. The division uses its active ambulatory environment to drive discovery of new genetic disorders, biobank samples, and implement improved therapies through clinical trials. The Division of Human Genetics also provides genetic diagnostic testing for patients and their providers both here and nationally. Seven Human Genetics faculty on field service tracks lead these diagnostic laboratories that boast the very best and latest diagnostic technologies. Finally, the division also has an outstanding educational program for residency in Human Genetics, one of the best Genetic Councilor training programs in the nation, and direct links with graduate educational programs at the University of Cincinnati for Genetics.
The successful candidate will be an accomplished leader in genetics and/or genomics, with a commitment to children's health and understanding the developmental roots of adult disease. The candidate should have eminent academic and research credentials with an established record of noteworthy scientific achievement and/or clinical and translational notoriety. They should also have experience in recruiting, retaining, and mentoring top faculty and trainees, with excellent interpersonal and communication skills to build and maintain trust and relationships with faculty, staff, administration, trainees, and organization leadership. They will be a key leader at the institution and involved in organizing multi-project genetic research collaborations and awards, and they will galvanize support, inspire generosity, and motivate faculty to build the Division of Human Genetics together for the benefit of the institution and child health.
TO APPLY Inquiries, nominations, and applications should be sent to: Alisha Schweitzer, Physician & Faculty Recruiter / Sr. Human Resources Specialist / Alisha.Schweitzer@cchmc.org
CCHMC is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, genetic information, physical or mental disability, military or veteran status, sexual orientation, or other protected status in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations.
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I pick up books with interesting inscriptions…books like The Bridges of Madison County, odd works of art in old frames, abandoned Bibles with precious inscriptions inside the front cover and old photographs.
Then I go about a search…internet and Ancestry.ca, in hopes of connecting the object to its owner or a descendant of the owner. Some people are just not interested in the history or story behind objects and toss items that have, from my point of view, a significance to family and memory.
Here are some of my on going searches or searches that have found their happy conclusions.
Where are You, Grace Buzik? I found Grace and she writes in the comment section.
Where are You, Ruby J. Campbell?
Where Are You, Glenn Gangnier?
Where Are You, Rebecca Hammond?
Where Are You, Jordan Bearshirt?
Where Are You, P. Mason?
Where Are You, P. Jules?


The goals of this game is above all originality; everything on TNR is coded from scratch and we do not utilize any pre-made scripts. We strive to constantly improve the game by adding new and ever more exciting features to the game.
TNR started out many years ago as a forum RPG. From there a stand-alone RPG coded in PHP was eventually developed, the popularity of which rapidly increased. Later, in 2008, the entire game was recoded into what is now known as "Core 2", and which is constantly being further improved.
I like coding games and improve them as much as possible.


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Happy 60th Birthday to Madagascar!
Updated: Apr 7, 2020
World's Most Biodiverse Island Gets Gift of 60 Million Trees.
To celebrate its 60th birthday, the nation of Madagascar held its largest ever tree-planting ceremony, with a million seedlings going into the ground in just a few hours after the speeches concluded. The country is preparing to plant a million trees for each year of its six decade history.
"The government has the challenge of making Madagascar a green island again. I encourage the people to protect the environment and reforest for the benefit of the future generations," said President Andy Rajoelina at the January launch event in Ankazobe district, 100 kilometers (60 miles) northwest of the capital, Antananarivo.
According to two Madagascar writers published at Mongabay, the highly-publicized campaign comes one year after Rajoelina's election on a platform that promised to "Make Madagascar green again." It is the culmination of months of hard work by many organizations amassing around 100 million seeds to place into cultivated nursery beds—with schools, NGOs, government ministries, and even the army lending a helping hand.
Some officials supporting the project worry there won't be enough follow-up to ensure the trees make it to adulthood, but Madagascar's environment minister vowed to provide support.
"This time, the action will be continuous, and there will be a follow-up," said Alexandre Georget. "The state will recruit guards to monitor and protect the young plants."
This is the world's oldest island and a country of unparalleled biodiversity, but it is often scored as one of the worst nations for deforestation, with 40% of its forest cover lost since 1940. Most rural populations can't make money from the incredibly unique forest ecosystem, so the trees are the first to go, when islanders need to make a living.
That's one of the reasons the environmental ministry and partners are planting trees that bear fruit and spices which can be harvested for export.
Recent movements turned to education, government protections of land, and the training of rural communities to regard themselves as forest protectors, which have all helped slow the decline of forests and exotic wildlife populations like the 100 species of lemur that are found only on this island.
But rigorous reforestation is also needed to support these exotic creatures, so the country is stepping up. It is including some fast-growing non-native species which do pose a risk to the high bio-diversity of flora in the region, but also could go a long way towards achieving a financially stable relationship between the trees and the Malagasy who live under them.