Interviewing Wildlife Hunters

Hello, my name is Neng Salwa Qurota A’yun, I am a final year student at the Indonesian Institute of Education (IPI Garut). I would…

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Have you seen Javan slow loris eat meat?

        Javan slow loris is known to be an exudativore, a gum exudates eater in their daily basis. Their teeth were…

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What do we do with tree saplings?

Our research site is located in Cipaganti Village. Most of the Cipaganti Village area is a plantation area. In this village we can find…

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Muhammad Fikri Part 1: Mode Ninja ON When You Observing the Slow Loris

Hai I’am Mohammad Noor Fikri. I love volunteerism, especially volunteering of humanity and conservation. In the Little Fireface Project, apart from slow lorises, it…

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Education4Conservation in Kindagarden

  This time we want to share our activities to introduce the environment since kindergarten. Playing while learning to introduce nature to children is…

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Do You See Another Eyeshine?

Another Wildlife Animal Sighting During Loris Observation Slow loris observation is an activity that we always do every night for six days in a…

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Every steps counts and long way to go for a cup of Wildlife Friendly ™ Coffee

You might be familiar with our Wildlife Friendly ™ Coffee farming is tough work (which needs to maintain sustainable farming practices that benefit both…

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Coffee Journey : Falling in love with Wildlife Friendly™ Coffee

Coffee is one of the world’s most popular commodities. Many people drink a cup of coffee to boost their productivity or their mood. However,…

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So you think you know coffee?

Coffee is undoubtedly one of the most consumed, enjoyed and savoured drinks of any in the world. Although the humble cup of tea tops…

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A beginner’s guide to lorises and loris bridges

Save the dates! The week of 21 March 2021 brings two opportunities to see our Little Fireface Project Director Anna Nekaris speak about slow…

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