First, I went to The National Park of Masoala, a huge rainforest in the middel of Madagascar, this forest began to be cut by the national government because they want to make hotels and an aquatic park. So I joined a group of volunteers and we fought against the trees, we made rounds around the trees who were attacked to prevent machines from cutting the trees, somes of us even climbed to the top of some trees. I passed two nights here, sleeping in a tent.
Then, I went to Mahajanga, this is of of the biggest cities in Madagascar, very toursistic but also very polluted. with the same group of volunteers, we cleaned up the beaches, there was soo much plastics bags, food, there was even water coming from the toilets and the sewer that flowed into the sea. So we cleaned everything and we started to ask the town hall to fix this water problem. But the dirty water wasn't the only problem, the biggest problem was the killing of turtles for theire shell and eggs,local people were killing them and selling their egg and shell to the tourist for money. So during 1 week, every night someone was keeping an eye on the beach and the turtles.
The last place I went is Marovoay, a little village lost in the moutains of Madagascar, it is very poor and the childrens there are mostly illiterate, with the money of the gifts, they could build a school but sadly, there is no teacher. So volunteers come to this village and teach to the childrens and adults sometimes what they now. So this is waht I did during 1 month, teaching to poor childrens. I mostly taught them about biology, because this is my area of knowledge, and because I made some studies about that.
