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Category: PhD Blog

Categories Conservation Daily Life Fieldwork

All Night Tree Follows

  • By littlefireface
  • 22/03/2016

For those of you who follow our Instagram ( @littlefireface ), you may have recently seen a post about undergraduate researcher Dan Geerah and…

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Categories Conservation Fieldwork Little Fireface Project

Torpor Tuesday: Primates as Pollinators

  • By littlefireface
  • 08/03/2016

Alongside measuring energetics of the Javan slow loris, a big part of my research is also investigating their potential role as pollinators—it is this…

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Categories Conservation Fieldwork Little Fireface Project

Torpor Tuesday: Extreme Creatures

  • By littlefireface
  • 23/02/2016

For those of you who do not know me already, I’m Katie—one of Professor Anna Nekaris’  DPhil students. Unable to stay away long, I’m…

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Categories Conservation Daily Life Fieldwork

Cu Li Tuesday: all roads lead to slow loris!

  • By littlefireface
  • 14/07/2015

by Stephanie Poindexter A very typical part of fieldwork, I have spent the last week updating my visa. Splitting my time between Hanoi and…

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Categories Conservation Fieldwork Little Fireface Project

Cu Li Tuesday: Why study lorises and why with LFP?

  • By littlefireface
  • 21/05/2015

The first time I learned about lorises and Dr. Anna Nekaris, was during my 2nd year at Washington University in St. Louis. I was…

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Categories Fieldwork Little Fireface Project PhD Blog

Food Based Conservation

  • By littlefireface
  • 20/03/2015

My time at Loris Land is almost over. In April I will move from this magical land and go to a rescue centre for…

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Categories Conservation Conservation Education Fieldwork

Half a World Away

  • By littlefireface
  • 27/12/2014

Five months ago I made the big step to travel half way across the world (literally!) to follow a dream. I packed my bags…

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Categories Daily Life Little Fireface Project PhD Blog

How to Find a PhD

  • By littlefireface
  • 07/12/2014

Many LFP volunteers are undergrad students or have just completed their degree/masters and many of them ask me “How can I find a PhD?”…

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Categories Conservation Fieldwork Fund Raising

Jungle Gremlins of….Francis!

  • By littlefireface
  • 24/11/2014

by Francis Cabana, PhD Student and Research Coordinator, Little Fireface Project I was working in a zoo with pygmy slow lorises when I saw…

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Categories Fieldwork Little Fireface Project PhD Blog

How to Cure Homesickness

  • By littlefireface
  • 08/11/2014

It has been 6 months since I first got to Indonesia to work at the Little Fireface Project (LFP) and conduct my PhD field…

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      • Kukang Indonesia
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  • Education
    • LFP Alumni
    • Nature Club
    • Slow Loris Forest Protector
    • Education resources
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