Meet the family: Jogja and Mimi
The loris family: Jogja and Mimi’s family probably have the most mystery surrounding them out of all the slow loris families the LFP team…
Read MoreCategory: Slow Loris
Meet the Family: Dindi
Lupak and Dindi and their offspring are one of our newest followed family units. The first offspring of the couple Lupak and Dindi, Smol…
Read More
Art & Conservation: Why art is a crucial part of the conservation story
As you may have spotted on our social media, to celebrate hitting *2000 followers* on Instagram, we hosted a #SlowLorisArt competition, asking you to…
Read More
Research Review: Laila
We all know, being a mom is a hard task. Our moms all once experienced the difficulty of child bearing. It is no different…
Read More
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…
Read More
Candid Camera
Camera trap technology is commonly used in conservation; understanding the movement ecology of animals is essential for creating tailor-made conservation efforts. As much as…
Read More
Indonesian Primate Day – 30th Jan 2020
On January 30th, it was the day about you, the primates in Indonesia. Do you have any hope that you want to convey to…
Read More
Moving on: The story of Maaf
He moved swiftly over the lattice of labu, making short work of the maze of matted wire unravelling in front of him. With every…
Read More
LFP Slow Loris Release Workshop
Here at LFP, no week is the same. In this week’s blog, Adella, a new volunteer, tells us about her experience of the slow…
Read More
The Dating Game: Our loris love stories
There are tons of stories you can write about slow lorises. We can literally talk about everything—their homerange, their diet preference, their cute behavior,…
Read More