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Catherine L. Craig, PhD

221 Lincoln Road

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CCraig at CPALI dot Org

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Exclusion from the Makira Protected Area (MPA), Madagascar caused significant economic loss and health costs to local people. The innovative CPALI/SEPALI program is teaching farmers how to raise wild silkworms on native trees. Silk cocoons provide a new, sustainable, source of income; chrysalides provide an alternative protein source for food or poultry;  silk moth host trees build up a protective green zone around Makira. Farmers are able to earn $30 (4000 cocoons) -$80 (8000 cocoons) of added income/year and artisans earn $8/m2 for sewing the textile.











       

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through Pay Pal , Global Giving,   Network for good.  Gifts of stock are greatly

appreciated.

Donations can be made

through Pay Pal , Global Giving,   Network for good.  Gifts of stock are greatly

appreciated. Find out how:  CPALI stock donation.doc

SEPALI Madagascar is looking for donations of used Kenmore, Ultralight, sewing machines to give artisans in isolated areas an opportunity to learn how to make and sell non-spun textile. Please contact ccraig “at” cpali “dot” org to learn more.

Miara Mizotra

Eh – eh – eh –eh!

Miara Mizotra ah – eh !

Miara mizotra andeha hamboly talandoha!

Eh – eh – eh – eh ! Miara Mizotra!

Ny talandoha zolahy, ompianary bakobako

Eh- eh! Miara Mizotra!Ah ah!

Antody bakobako manjary sababaka

Eh- eh- eh! Miara Mizotra!

Ny sababaka manjary soerina

Eh- eh! Miara Mizotra!

Fiompiana bakobako tsy hiatao rokaroka

Eh- eh – eh! Miara Mizotra!

Tsy hatao rokaroka ampiditra anaty lay

Eh- eh – eh! Miara Mizotra!

Soherina sy sorana hatao anaty sahafa

Eh- eh –eh! Miara Mizotra!

Hatao anaty sahafa, ampiditra anaty lay

Eh- eh – eh! Miara Mizotra!

Sababaka miova matroka ampiditra anaty harona ah ah!

Eh- eh – eh! Miara Mizotra!

Ampiditra anaty harona atao ravindraka maintso ah ah!

Eh – eh! Miara Mizotra!




Working Hard, Working Together

Eh – eh – eh –eh!

Working hard, working together ah – eh !

Working hard together we plant the Talandoha!

Eh – eh – eh – eh ! Working hard, working together

With the Talandoha, we can rear the moths

Eh- eh! Working hard, working together! Ah ah!

The eggs from the moths produce caterpillars

Eh- eh- eh! Working hard, working together!

The caterpillars produce chrysalides

Eh- eh! Working hard, working together!

When rearing caterpillars, you can’t be negligent

Eh- eh – eh! Working Hard, working together!

You can’t be negligent when you put them in the net

Eh- eh – eh! Working hard, working together!

The chrysalides and cocoons, you put in the rice basket

Eh- eh –eh! Working hard, working together!

Now you take the basket and put it in the net

Eh- eh – eh! Working hard, working together!

The caterpillar changes form inside the cocoon

Eh- eh – eh! Working hard, working together!

Now we put fresh leaves inside the net

Eh – eh! Working hard, working together!


SEPALI Madagascar farmers start 2012 with song

written by TOTOMORA TALATA Henri Mani and performed on youtube:

CPALI/SEPLI Madagascar make conservation news!

Gazety SEPALI March English.pdf

CPALI’s beautiful non-spun textile is being sold at Habu Textile in New York!

Let the rearing begin!.pdf