SLOW2018: 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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Slow lorises (Nycticebus spp.) display evidence of handedness in the wild and in captivity
New research assessing slow loris handedness in the wild and in captivity has been published this week (Monday 2 April). A team of researchers from…
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A wonderful LFP experience
Hi to everyone reading my blog, hopefully it will deliver a message about why we should care about wildlife, especially the Javan Slow Loris…
Read MoreWant to Find Honey? Ask the Bird Next Door !
Collaboration between human and wildlife is a dream we all made. Such as Cinderella, asking for help while doing her cleaning duty from her…
Read MorePollinators of Cipaganti
The dry season is nearly here, and all of the Calliandra calothrysus seeds are beginning to disperse! One third of the loris diet in…
Read MoreGreetings from the Whoop Troop in Viet Nam!
Since leaving Cipaganti, the puppets and I have settled in at the beautiful Dao Tien Endangered Primate Species Centre in southern Viet Nam. Run…
Read More‘Sequestered Nooks and the Serenity of Books’
“… Building my habit of learning and growing, Asking and researching till I reach knowing. Here I’ve been a mermaid and an elf I’ve…
Read MoreJavan Slow Loris Surveys Beyond Garut
Yesterday, a few of the team members expanded our Javan slow loris presence surveys outside of Garut. I had previously done presence surveys for…
Read MoreNocturnal Rhythms
Before deciding to join the Little Fireface Project, my main focus of research was on diurnal primates. This meant waking up at 4am, following…
Read MoreWorking in Locally Owned Forest
One of the more time consuming tasks of doing fieldwork of any kind, is getting permission for your research. Taking months to acquire my…
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