A very “lorisey” month at LFP!
Holy Lorises! It has been a very busy 6 weeks at the LFP field station as we’ve seen an enormous increase in the number…
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How Slow Lorises are treated in Japan?
In Japan, slow loris is one of the most popular primates in recent years. We can see many images of them on the Internet.…
Read MoreOur fieldwork in Borneo
In the Northeast corner on the island of Borneo, the Malaysian state of Sabah has been experiencing an increase in the number of slow…
Read MoreProject Anoulak
It is with great pleasure that I am writing this guest blog for the Little Fireface Project. My name is Camille Coudrat. I am…
Read MoreBangladesh Slow Loris Research and Conservation Project
Three young people with a headlamp on their head, a large search light in the hand, walking through the trail or dry stream of…
Read MoreCoffee for conservation!
In a world where we increasingly feel we can have what we like whenever we want it, we sometimes become blind to where our…
Read MoreMy week in Cikananga
Last week I had the chance to spend a week at the Cikananga wildlife center. All of the animals at Cikananga are unfortunately the…
Read MoreAmank, our amazing Sundanese carver
Hello everyone, my name is Alex and I work as the Public Relations and Outreach Officer for the Little Fireface Project since early August.…
Read MoreHave Fun with the LFP Team
Aloha, my name is Elsa. I am a University student who came to Cipaganti to join the LFP team in June of this year.…
Read MoreLoris spotting: A tale of tragedy and triumph
“Ok, Azka the loris is definitely somewhere within this….2 km2 area”. Myself and Aconk, the tracker, were about a 45 minute hike up into the…
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