Coffee curriculum: part 1
Hi everybody, I am Michela, the field station coordinator. Today I would like to talk about the “coffee curriculum” we are teaching the secondary…
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Training for organic fertilisers
As part of the coffee project, we provided a 3-day training on the production of organic fertilisers to coffee farmers from the villages Cipaganti…
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My first trip in Europe
Hi everyone my name is Ahmad. I am the Wildlife trade officer at LFP. In this week blog, I want to share about my…
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My first experience as forester
According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, a forester is someone who is trained in forestry. Furthermore, forestry can be defined as the science of developing,…
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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.…
Read MoreWHAT IS FORESTRY ENGINEERING?
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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