Torpor Tuesday: Primates as Pollinators
Alongside measuring energetics of the Javan slow loris, a big part of my research is also investigating their potential role as pollinators—it is this…
Read MoreBamboozled
Bamboo; that fast growing, highly invasive species of woody grass that is found in the tropical regions of 5 continents, it really has its…
Read MoreOjek or Nojek?!
My first fieldwork experience has so far been full of opportunities for trying things I have not tried before. I have honestly felt very…
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Kukang in Bukit Lawang
Last week three of the team members (Faye, Julia and myself) headed off to Bukit Lawang in Sumatra, to work with some of…
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The Indonesian Side of Life
Hello, everyone! My name is Elena and I have just taken over from Rob as the new research coordinator here at the LFP…
Read MoreTorpor Tuesday: Extreme Creatures
For those of you who do not know me already, I’m Katie—one of Professor Anna Nekaris’ DPhil students. Unable to stay away long, I’m…
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Tree Nursery: Where It All Begins
As part of my internship at The Littlefire Face Project I am working on the new agroforestry project. The project aims to work with…
Read MoreHere Comes Darwin!
In the Summer of 2015 the LFP team worked alongside and NHK film crew to show the wonderful behavioural ecology of slow lorises to…
Read MoreJapan’s role in illegal slow loris trade
Oxford, United Kingdom Slow lorises are cute but venomous nocturnal primates found from India to the Philippines; the nine currently recognised species are all…
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The Return of the Research Coordinator
So, for those of you who don’t remember me, I am Rob, the Research Coordinator here at LFP. If you follow any of…
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