Madagascar offers exploration settings of rare diversity; Canada brings together academic, scientific and professional communities. MDCBridge proposes to launch pilot missions and suitable hospitality solutions together, then measure their scientific, economic and territorial effects.
“We don’t just offer to visit Madagascar. We offer to explore it, understand it and contribute to its development.”
From ancient geological formations to tropical forests, coastlines and farmlands, Madagascar offers a diversity of terrain suited to scientific discovery, learning and interdisciplinary research. Realising this potential sustainably requires reliable itineraries, scientific partnerships and suitable hosting capacity.
MDCBridge aims to connect these territories with researchers, universities, experts and science-minded travellers. Its added value lies in organising field missions and involving local partners in their preparation and their benefits.
Knowledge of territories can become a genuine driver of economic and social development.
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Services for research teams and specialists carrying out observations, studies or field missions: itinerary planning, travel, accommodation, logistics and introductions to local partners, in compliance with applicable scientific and environmental permits.
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With Canadian and international universities: field schools, geology and ecology excursions, internships, study stays, research missions and interdisciplinary programmes.
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Former teachers, engineers, geologists, researchers, naturalists: comfortable, well-structured stays combining exploration, scientific encounters and, on a voluntary basis, sharing experience with local stakeholders. Retirement can become a new season of exploration, discovery and knowledge-sharing.
Co-design field schools, exploration programmes, teaching missions, expeditions and collaborations with Malagasy experts.
Promote and distribute the specialised circuits to researchers, scientific associations, curious travellers and retiree communities.
Study the financing, equipment, design and gradual operation of the first scientific hospitality facilities.
Select pilot circuits, run first missions with interested partners and size investments according to observed needs.
Tell us who you are and what you want to understand. We will build the program, schedule and quote with you.
