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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Coffee and Film
Hi, I’m Conor! I’m a natural history filmmaker from the UK. As I write this, I’m here at the LFP field station in Cipaganti.…
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Is artificial canopy a good strategy to face fragmentation?
To this question, I am answering YES. But maybe I should set the context for those who have no idea I am talking about…
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Back to LFP as Wildlife Trade Officer
Hello everyone! my name is Rifqi and in this week’s blog I am going to tell you about my experience at LFP. The first…
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Less plastic, please!
Hello everyone, it’s Michela, the LFP field station coordinator, and today I would like to talk about a big nowaday issue: plastic pollution. Plastic…
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Daily Life
Miskin the queen of Rumah Hijau
Miskin means “poor” in Indonesian, and it is a very appropriate name for the cat at the LFP research station (also called Rumah Hijau…
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Advances in the coffee programme
My time here has come to an end! After 7 months of hard work, we managed to do some amazing things that now I…
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CIPAGANTI, AGROFORESTRY, AND SLOW LORIS
“Humanity can no longer stand by in silence while our wildlife are being used, abused and exploited. It is time we all stand together,…
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