Javan Slow Loris Surveys Beyond Garut
Yesterday, a few of the team members expanded our Javan slow loris presence surveys outside of Garut. I had previously done presence surveys for…
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Once In a While, Life Gets So Good
Hello, everyone! This week was again full of many different and new things! To begin with, our researcher Priscillia (who happens to be one…
Working in Locally Owned Forest
One of the more time consuming tasks of doing fieldwork of any kind, is getting permission for your research. Taking months to acquire my…
First Impressions and An Insight Into the Mind of Toyib…
Being newly arrived here, it has taken me some time to hit my own stride within the graceful arms of LFP. Ha! I say…
All Night Tree Follows
For those of you who follow our Instagram ( @littlefireface ), you may have recently seen a post about undergraduate researcher Dan Geerah and…
Torpor Tuesday: Primates as Pollinators
Alongside measuring energetics of the Javan slow loris, a big part of my research is also investigating their potential role as pollinators—it is this…
Bamboozled
Bamboo; that fast growing, highly invasive species of woody grass that is found in the tropical regions of 5 continents, it really has its…
Kukang in Bukit Lawang
Last week three of the team members (Faye, Julia and myself) headed off to Bukit Lawang in Sumatra, to work with some of…
The Indonesian Side of Life
Hello, everyone! My name is Elena and I have just taken over from Rob as the new research coordinator here at the LFP…
Torpor Tuesday: Extreme Creatures
For those of you who do not know me already, I’m Katie—one of Professor Anna Nekaris’ DPhil students. Unable to stay away long, I’m…