Have you seen Javan slow loris eat meat?
Javan slow loris is known to be an exudativore, a gum exudates eater in their daily basis. Their teeth were…
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What do we do with tree saplings?
Our research site is located in Cipaganti Village. Most of the Cipaganti Village area is a plantation area. In this village we can find…
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Volunteer Experiences: Zain part 2
My initial hypothesis is that the causes of some species’ mass extinction are hunting and illegal trade of wildlife, especially in slow lorises. However,…
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“COP26 – where do we go from here?”
The UK population is ageing. 20% of the population are over 65 and that figure is set to increase to 25% by 2050. On…
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A beginner’s guide to lorises and loris bridges
Save the dates! The week of 21 March 2021 brings two opportunities to see our Little Fireface Project Director Anna Nekaris speak about slow…
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The Struggle of Catching Civet
Every animal has a role and benefits in wildlife, this also can be the topic for civet/Luwak. Civet/Luwak is an animal that has a…
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A blessing in your front yard
The first thing that comes to my mind when I am writing this blog is that it is a blessing that we can survive…
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World Biodiversity Day: Biodiversity in Indonesia
Happy World Biodiversity Day! Here is Research Assistant, Nabil explaining the importance of biodiversity here in Indonesia.
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Wild animals should stay in the forest, not in our homes
The existence of the covid-19 pandemic that occurred in every corner of the world keeps everyone in their homes. The outbreak of the SARS…
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Meet Esther: Our Latest Recruit!
It’s been almost six months to the day that we welcomed our last Research Assistant, Nabil. With nightly loris observations, reptile and insect surveys,…
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