Youth Conservation
Young people of my generation have a very unique connection with nature, one that is often disregarded by adults. “Get off your phone and…
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Coffee and Film
Hi, I’m Conor! I’m a natural history filmmaker from the UK. As I write this, I’m here at the LFP field station in Cipaganti.…
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Less plastic, please!
Hello everyone, it’s Michela, the LFP field station coordinator, and today I would like to talk about a big nowaday issue: plastic pollution. Plastic…
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Miskin the queen of Rumah Hijau
Miskin means “poor” in Indonesian, and it is a very appropriate name for the cat at the LFP research station (also called Rumah Hijau…
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Daily routine of LFP volunteers
Hi there folks! It’s been a while since we write for the blog. We miss the camp so much because of everything (literally everything!)…
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Ramadhan in Indonesia
Sounds of water gallon beating and people starts shouting “Sahur..sahur !” a longway down to crossroad, trying to wake people for “sahur (the predawn…
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A Year in Cipaganti
Tomorrow I leave Cipaganti to return home to the U.S. I began my time at LFP over a year ago as a team member…
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Study trip to Cipaganti, West Java
Bing Wen and I from the National Biodiversity Centre, together with Yuet Hsin from the Conservation division of National Parks Board (NParks), Singapore attended…
Read MoreSLOW2018: Back to the beginning
Today’s SLOW2018 blog comes from Johanna Rode, Director of Asian Field Programme Coordinator at Chester Zoo. After our Director Anna Nekaris visited Cipaganti in…
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Relationship Between Farmers and Slow Lorises
Volunteering in LFP, for some reason I can’t believe it till now. The atmosphere of how LFP staff and another volunteer is very open…
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