My experience at LFP
Hello, my name is Oriz. I have been a volunteer at The Little Fireface Project (LFP) however I will soon finish volunteering here. I…
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Organic coffee and conservation
Promoting organic coffee production to help slow loris conservation? That is our current plan. A sustainable way to implement the conservation of threatened species…
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My first week in Cipaganti
It’s not always easy heading out into the world, somewhere entirely different, with new a culture, language and customs. But more often than not,…
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JAVAN SPARROW IN PERIL
Java Sparrow is one of the popular bird originally from Java and Bali. Their striking iridescent looks, red bills,black and white face mask and…
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Community engagement and conservation
Hi everybody, I am Michela, the new field station coordinator. I arrived in Indonesia three weeks ago. This is my very first time here,…
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A Year in Cipaganti
Tomorrow I leave Cipaganti to return home to the U.S. I began my time at LFP over a year ago as a team member…
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Xena’s Family
Over the past few months, we have had quite a few new slow loris additions into our LFP family. It all really started with…
Read MoreBrevard Zoo Selects Little Fireface Project for Quarters for Conservation!
We would like to thank Brevard Zoo for selecting Little Fireface Project for their Quarters for Conservation programme. Through this work, zoo visitors receive…
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LFP Agroforestry Project: Planting Trees
The Goal The goal of LFP’s agroforestry project is to plant more trees to give more connectivity and food sources to the wildlife, particularly…
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Conservation
My Time at LFP
My time at LFP is ending soon because I have finished collecting data for my undergraduate studies. Here are some things I have done…
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