This fifth and final entry will assess the effectiveness of existing social media policy regarding wildlife online. Currently, regulation is not effectively disabling inappropriate…
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So far this blog series has largely explored the indirect impacts that social media has had on conservation efforts. This week, the illicit trade…
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The drive to produce popular Instagram content can lead individuals to overlook animal welfare. Opportunities for an exciting photograph or selfie with a threatened…
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Digital fields have grown, with celebrities and Instagram influencers dominating this greatly under-researched space. Affluent individuals have long flaunted their wealth by obtaining exotic,…
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Hello, my name is Jacob Callicott, I am a final year anthropology undergraduate at Oxford Brookes University. I would like to introduce a short…
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Hello, I am Wina Fitriyani, a final year student at the Indonesian Institute of Education. On this occasion I will share stories about my…
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We currently implementing our education curriculum in four schools in two villages. Three schools are located in Cipaganti village, which are: SD Cipaganti 1,…
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During the pandemic, we paused our weekly Nature Club sessions due to safety concerns. But now that we have entered the “new normal” and…
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Hi friends, wherever you are!! My full name is Muhamad Fathurrohman Riswara, you can call me Fathur, Atuy, and you can also call me…
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It is now 11 years since we launched Slow and Slender Loris Outreach Week. When we thought about this week back in 2011, the…
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