Meet Pak Dendi!
Continuing our series of interviews with our fabulous team out in Cipaganti, Java, today we introduce you to Dendi Rustandi, a 34-year-old entrepreneur turned slow loris expert…
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Meet the People of Cipaganti!
One of the most important thing in conservation is socialisation, awareness and education with the local people. Today we gave out stickers, calendars and…
Read MoreJavan Slow Loris Amongst 25 Most Endangered Primates on Earth
On the 15th of October Conservation International’s Primate Specialist Group released this press release announcing the most endangered 25 primates in the world, a quarter…
Read MoreVital Loris Research in Indonesia
Ibu Wirdateti is a member of the Little Fireface Project, and our counterpart at LIPI or the Indonesian Institute of Sciences. Teti is a…
Read MoreLittle Fireface Newsletter – the Nightwatch – vol 1 Issue 3
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Read MoreThe Golden Slow Loris Conservation Award
Our final conservation award is the top honour this week! It goes to Harry Marshall, creative director of Icon Films. It was Harry who…
Read MoreConservation awards for online awareness and global music action!
Thursday’s conservation awards show how lorises can be brought to the attention of the public in totally different ways! Conservation Awareness: iJustine Many…
Read MoreSuper Tiny Animals Outrage: Letter to ITV
After countless emails of concern after a recent showing of Super Tiny Animals on ITV, Emily Emmott began a petition signed by 520 individuals…
Read MoreSlow Loris Conservation Awards: Journalism and Sports
Our Wednesday the 19th awards go to two special recipients. Loris Conservation Action: John Platt For Loris Conservation Action, we applaud John Platt a journalist covering…
Read MoreThe sad new trend in Phuket’s tourist areas –slow lorises as photo-props
By Petra Osterberg There is clearly a lucrative market for wildlife as photo–prop animals in Phuket’s crowded tourist areas. For decades hundreds of thousands…
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