"What’s left of Madagascar and its extraordinary rainforest can tell us a great deal about the history of the climate crisis, as well as the forces we’re up against."

"This is unprecedented. These people have done nothing to contribute to climate change. They don't burn fossil fuels… and yet they are bearing the brunt of climate change," said Ms Thakral.

The big thing is there’s no conflict, but people are dying of hunger” in Madagascar. The problem was “clearly climate change.[@LolaCastroWFP](/user/profile/LolaCastroWFP) at the World Food Program.

>"Climate change is shifting the habitats of endangered species and requiring conservation scientists to think outside traditional park boundaries."