Looking Forward, How Can Social Media Platforms Better Safeguard Threatened Species? #factfriday

This fifth and final entry will assess the effectiveness of existing social media policy regarding wildlife online. Currently, regulation is not effectively disabling inappropriate…

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The Illicit Trade of Exotic Pets Online and The Impact on Conservation #factfriday

So far this blog series has largely explored the indirect impacts that social media has had on conservation efforts. This week, the illicit trade…

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The (Mis)education of Threatened Species Online: The Role of Celebrities and Influencers #factfriday’

Digital fields have grown, with celebrities and Instagram influencers dominating this greatly under-researched space. Affluent individuals have long flaunted their wealth by obtaining exotic,…

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SOCIAL MEDIA’s Impact on Animal Conservation: Exotic Pets, Props, Trade

Hello, my name is Jacob Callicott, I am a final year anthropology undergraduate at Oxford Brookes University. I would like to introduce a short…

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SLOW 2022  –  Towards a better method of translocation for slow and slender lorises

It is now 11 years since we launched Slow and Slender Loris Outreach Week. When we thought about this week back in 2011, the…

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Xanthonycticebus – Genus kukang baru untuk kukang kerdil

Minggu ini, makalah kami mengumumkan nama untuk genus kukang baru, sebelumnya Nycticebus pygmaeus, telah diterbitkan di Zoosystematics and Evolution. Makalah yang berjudul “Sebuah genus…

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Xanthonycticebus – A new lorisid genus for the pygmy loris

This week, our paper announcing a name for a new genus for the pygmy loris, formerly Nycticebus pygmaeus, has been published in Zoosystematics and…

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What happend in Market Survey?

  Hello everyone Do you still remember Nabil? Yeah, Nabil, Our Research Assistant for Little Fireface Project. Nabil will tell something different than before.…

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Shocking Protected Forest: The story of an unexpected pre-survey

“It is real, we are here, we have finally stepped onto the forest floor”. Last month, the LFP team finally entered the protected forest…

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Wild animals should stay in the forest, not in our homes

The existence of the covid-19 pandemic that occurred in every corner of the world keeps everyone in their homes. The outbreak of the SARS…

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