Meet the Family: Dindi
Lupak and Dindi and their offspring are one of our newest followed family units. The first offspring of the couple Lupak and Dindi, Smol…
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The Art of Being Nocturnal
Whoop, is it sunrise or sunset in Cipaganti? My watch told me it’s morning, but my body asked me to stick into the bed.…
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Lost in translation: the language we use to communicate nature
Earlier this week, I cautiously dipped my toes into the world of Zoom conferences; The Language of Landscapes. Being half a world away from…
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Chronicles of Rere: Wildlife, conservation & the outdoors
Working with wildlife has always been a dream of mine since I was a child. Growing up in a rural area in the north…
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Assyifah: “Lessons, lessons, and more lessons!”
Hi everyone, my name is Assyifa! But you can call me Azmi. Azmi is my last name, but not my family’s name. I think…
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Research Review: Laila
We all know, being a mom is a hard task. Our moms all once experienced the difficulty of child bearing. It is no different…
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Candid Camera
Camera trap technology is commonly used in conservation; understanding the movement ecology of animals is essential for creating tailor-made conservation efforts. As much as…
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LFP Update: Good news!
I think we can all agree that it’s been a strange start to 2020. The fires in Australia, floods in the UK, not to…
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Hey everyone!
Hey everyone, my name is Katey and I have just stepped into the role of Research Coordinator with the Little Fireface Project. Having been…
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The Dating Game: Our loris love stories
There are tons of stories you can write about slow lorises. We can literally talk about everything—their homerange, their diet preference, their cute behavior,…
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