This morning after breakfast, hike in the 102,000-acre Ranomafana National Park. Ranomafana is one of Madagascar's best known and most important parks. Created in 1991 following the 1986 discovery of the golden bamboo lemur, Ranomafana has served as a model for subsequent parks and reserves in Madagascar and abroad. The rainforest is home to the critically endangered greater bamboo lemur, golden bamboo lemur, and eight other species, including the mouse lemur, gray bamboo lemur, and others. This afternoon, have lunch at Centre ValBio, a facility run by Dr. Patricia Wright that is now Madagascar's leading field research center. After lunch, attend an informative presentation on the flora, fauna, and research efforts in Ranomafana. After dinner at a local restaurant, take a walk in search of nocturnal wildlife like the mouse lemur and chameleons.