Insect, creepy-crawly or indispensable helper?
Although almost imperceivable, insects represent two-thirds of all life on the planet! Despite constant growing technocracy, our agriculture is still fully dependent on its…
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The taste of Calliandra
To get some inspiration for our slow loris rehabilitation centre in North Sumatra, we visited different slow loris stations and projects in Southeast Asia.…
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Community engagement and conservation
Hi everybody, I am Michela, the new field station coordinator. I arrived in Indonesia three weeks ago. This is my very first time here,…
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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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Xena’s Family
Over the past few months, we have had quite a few new slow loris additions into our LFP family. It all really started with…
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SLOW2018: Night Lights for Nocturnals
Today’s SLOW blog comes from former Little Fireface Project postdoctoral research Grace Fuller, who is now Manager of Applied Animal Welfare Science at the…
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Air of Freedom- Work out to come back home
“mi ritrovai per una selva oscura che la diritta via era smarrita” And as Dante begins his journey in Divine Comedy, so does the…
Read MoreIndonesian black-winged starling faces imminent extinction due to domestic trade
In the largest study of its kind, our Little Fireface Project team out of Oxford Brookes University in the UK and Gadjah Madah University…
Read MorePostdoctoral Fellow: Join our team!
Join our Little Fireface Project team of 3 postdoctoral researchers, 4 PhD students, 5 MSc students, 2 coordinators, 5 trackers, and other field staff,…
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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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