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Why i chose an internship in conservation

Why I chose conservation internship?

On the news page Good News From Indonesia (2018), it is stated that forests in Indonesia are currently the third-largest in the world with…

Hello… My name is Martin. I was an intern at the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB). I interned at the Little Fireface Project (LFP)…

Javan slow loris is known to be an exudativore, a gum exudates eater in their daily basis. Their teeth were…

How’s the LFP team doing in May? What activities does our team do in May? Let’s read the summary of our activities in May.

In Indonesia, the ease of travelling by motorbike means that people rarely choose to walk from A to B, even over short distances.…

Have you ever watched the monkey mask attraction? Do you know the dangers of monkey masks?

April is a month that is still productive even though this month some of our team are fasting. But this did not dampen the…

My second time as a volunteer at LFP, and at this time, I have been in this field station for a long time because…

Our research site is located in Cipaganti Village. Most of the Cipaganti Village area is a plantation area. In this village we can find…