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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First of all, allow me to introduce myself. My name is Diva Muhammad Alfirman, and I am a volunteer here at Little Fireface Project.…
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My experience at LFP
Hello, my name is Oriz. I have been a volunteer at The Little Fireface Project (LFP) however I will soon finish volunteering here. I…
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Organic coffee and conservation
Promoting organic coffee production to help slow loris conservation? That is our current plan. A sustainable way to implement the conservation of threatened species…
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My first week in Cipaganti
It’s not always easy heading out into the world, somewhere entirely different, with new a culture, language and customs. But more often than not,…
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JAVAN SPARROW IN PERIL
Java Sparrow is one of the popular bird originally from Java and Bali. Their striking iridescent looks, red bills,black and white face mask and…
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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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