A Loris Memoir
My volunteer experience here wouldn’t be completed if not because of them, the lorises. It was all started in Monday, December 16th 2019, my…
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Arina the Agroforestry Aficionado
Agriculture is among the pivotal sectors that makes considerable contributions to the economic prosperity of a country. With the increasing demand for cash crops,…
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Meet LFP’s Research Assistant
*Toad* you you had a blog coming from resident herpetologist, Nabil! Our new Research Assistant is ready and raring to go, eager to learn…
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All work, all play
I have always been interested in the behaviour and social relationships of animals, though no group of animals have captivated me as much as…
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Let me introduce myself
Hello! We’re *finally* getting to meet. I’m Sophie, the new Field Station Coordinator here at Little Fireface Project. Now that the wonderful Michela has…
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My adventure at LFP
Hello everyone, it’s Michela, LFP field station coordinator. My time in Cipaganti has come to an end and Sophie, the new field station coordinator…
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Youth Conservation
Young people of my generation have a very unique connection with nature, one that is often disregarded by adults. “Get off your phone and…
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Fieldwork Then & Now: Slow Loris Outreach Week 2019
As we embark on our 8th annual Slow Loris Outreach Week (you can see resources here!), as the Director of the Little Fireface Project,…
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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.…
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