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Ways that you can help lemurs
Learn about lemurs.
Then you can tell friends and family how they can help protect lemurs, too.
- Visit our Lemurs webpage to learn about these animals, and the lemurs that LCF protects on our reserve in Florida and in the wild on the island of Madagascar.
- Meet the lemurs in our storybooks.
- Color pictures of lemurs with fun facts!
- View our posters of lemur habitats in Madagascar.
Visit your local zoo or aquarium.
Learn what they’re doing to help save lemurs and other animals in your backyard and around the world.
Enjoying a tasty and healthy breakfast or snack and support LCF.
Purchase Leapin’ Lemurs Cereal and Crispy Peanut Choco Rice Bars from Nature’s Path EnviroKidz; through their partners at 1% for the Planet, Nature’s Path donates 1% of the sales to LCF and animal partners working to save endangered animals, protect their habitats and educate kids worldwide.
Make a difference for lemurs in Madagascar.
Make your next batch of baked goods using vanilla, chocolate, or cinnamon produced by farmers in Madagascar who are working to protect lemurs and their habitat.
Meet the lemurs in our storybooks
Click on the books below to take a peek inside and learn more about lemurs and their habitat.
Lemur coloring book
Print and color pages in LCF’s coloring book with fun facts about lemurs and their home on the island of Madagascar.
Full Sheets
Complete coloring book with full-sized sheets for easier coloring.
Printing instructions:
1. Open the PDF.
2. Select “Print.”
3. Save paper by selecting “Print on both sides” (flip page on long edge).
4. Staple the pages together and enjoy coloring!
Half Sheets
Help reduce paper by printing half-sized coloring sheets.
Printing instructions:
1. Open the PDF.
2. Select “Print.”
3. Save paper by selecting “Print on both sides” (flip page on short edge).
4. Fold booklet in half and enjoy coloring!
Single coloring sheets
Download and print your favorite coloring sheets here.
Activity sheets
Can you solve each of our games and puzzles below?
Crafts
Grab the scissors, markers, and glue for these unique crafts featuring a variety of lemurs.
View our posters of lemur habitats
Lemurs in the wild live only in Madagascar, a large island off the east coast of mainland Africa. Visit some of Madagascar’s unique habitats by clicking the images below.
