Save the Pangolin!
Pangolins are unique and extraordinary mammals characterised by their scaly skin, which protects them in the wild. Eight species of pangolins inhabit Asia and…
Read MoreFantasme Indonésien
Bonjour à tous! Je m’appelle Antoine Rio-Cabello, je viens de finir mon master en écologie marine et n’ayant pas trouvé ni de thèses, ni…
Read MoreMi proyecto de máster con the Little Fireface Project
Hola a todos! Mi nombre es Joana, y actualmente estoy estudiando un máster en Primatología en la Universitat de Girona y Fundació MONA, cerca…
Read MoreMy life with the lorises
I have been at the Little Fireface Project for over 3 months now and I have enjoyed it immensely. Everything from observations to our…
Read MoreMy First Impressions of Cipaganti
Hi, my name is Tom Lloyd. I’m the latest volunteer here at LFP, originally hailing from Pembrokeshire in (old) South Wales. I’ve always felt…
Read MoreA very “lorisey” month at LFP!
Holy Lorises! It has been a very busy 6 weeks at the LFP field station as we’ve seen an enormous increase in the number…
Read MoreHow Slow Lorises are treated in Japan?
In Japan, slow loris is one of the most popular primates in recent years. We can see many images of them on the Internet.…
Read MoreOur fieldwork in Borneo
In the Northeast corner on the island of Borneo, the Malaysian state of Sabah has been experiencing an increase in the number of slow…
Read MoreSlow Loris Conservation Centre in Japan
It’s Slow Loris Outreach Week, here in Japan, too! In the past 10 years, Japan Monkey Centre (JMC) accepted more than 20 pygmy slow…
Read MoreProject Anoulak
It is with great pleasure that I am writing this guest blog for the Little Fireface Project. My name is Camille Coudrat. I am…
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