Village Life: Encounter with an Injured Dog
The culture of owning dogs in rural Indonesia is vastly different from what many people in the West are accustomed to. Many people here…
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An Adventure with Venom
Slow Loris Venom I’ve always had an interest in venom; such a complex natural cocktail of proteins and peptides; representing complex evolutionary pressures. Naturally…
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A spoonful of Conservation helps the Planet go round
I had the pleasure to participate at the BIAZA Annual Conference & AGM 2018 “Collaboration and Cooperation” from 6th – 8th of June in…
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Idul Fitri in Cipaganti
Idul Fitri marks the end of Ramadan. It is a period of three days in which families and friends come together to share food…
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Who Says Slow Loris is Just a Slow Loris?
For the past two years, there have been a lot of people coming in and coming out. Each has different background, culture, nationalities, and…
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Welcome To The Not-So-Literal Jungle
Hello everyone, my name is Keely Maynard. I’m at the Little Fireface Project (LFP) field station in Cipaganti, and am interested in juvenile and…
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Tzatziki’s Journey, Dispersal in Cipaganti
Tzatziki This past week we have been extra-attentive towards one particular slow loris. His name is Tzatziki, son of Tereh and Alomah. As a…
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Dangerous Dispersal Drawing Competition!
The last week’s have seen a major change in our wild slow loris social groups. This has resulted in some dangerous dispersals by two…
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Loris, galagos, pottos, oh my!
On Monday 7 May, researchers from Oxford Brookes University’s Nocturnal Primate Research Group held a conference on conservation and ecology of nocturnal primates, starring…
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Forest Protector in Kerinci, Sumatra
This past week I had the pleasure of visiting the town of Kerinci in Central Sumatra. Kerinci is nestled inside of the Kerinci National…
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