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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10 Years of Friends of Fireface!

2021 marks ten years of my running Little Fireface Project. Having started my research and conservation work on lorises in 1994 (you can read…

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#WhyWildlifeFriendly – Sea Turtles at Ten Knots

Leah Sabanal arrives at Lio Beach a little before 2AM, meeting up with the rest of her team as they prepare to walk roughly…

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Hunting and littering ban law

The village administration and the Village Representative Board of Cipaganti Cisurupan Garut, West Java, passed a village regulation (Perdes) number 09 of 2019 concerning…

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The rise of damaging “selfie tourism”

HI there Slow Loris fans. I’m Andrea, a UK born conservation scientist living and working near a popular tourist destination in North Sumatra, Indonesia.…

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Youth Conservation

Young people of my generation have a very unique connection with nature, one that is often disregarded by adults. “Get off your phone and…

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Lorises and Pottos Make my World Go Round

When I flung myself into graduate school for my Ph.D. I was certain that I was going to study baboons, gorillas, chimpanzees – the…

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Fieldwork Then & Now: Slow Loris Outreach Week 2019

As we embark on our 8th annual Slow Loris Outreach Week (you can see resources here!), as the Director of the Little Fireface Project,…

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SLOW2018: Discovering the unknown in Malaysia

This week’s SLOW2018 blog comes from Priscillia Miard, a PhD student who previously worked for Little Fireface Project and now runs her own Night…

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