Little Fireface Project - Page 33 of 57 - Saving the slow loris via ecology, education and empowerment

Butterfly, Flutterby, Feeding Lorises in the Sky

Upon arrival in Cipaganti after a warm welcome and a warmer cup of tea, Dan (one of the volunteers) asked me if I wanted…

Hello, all. My name is JoooBooo. I am a slow loris, and I’m currently in West Java, Indonesia educating people about slow loris conservation…

Between myself and this evening’s tracker, Yiyi, we have easily been on 400 observational nights of loris watch. That’s over 2400 hours of following…

Saving endangered primates with fake fur might sound mad but that’s exactly what I’ve come to Asia to try. I arrived at LFP this…

Yesterday, a few of the team members expanded our Javan slow loris presence surveys outside of Garut. I had previously done presence surveys for…

Before deciding to join the Little Fireface Project, my main focus of research was on diurnal primates. This meant waking up at 4am, following…

Not being a full time researcher I only go out on observations around once a week unless needed. That one night is like unplugging…

Hello, everyone! This week was again full of many different and new things! To begin with, our researcher Priscillia (who happens to be one…

One of the more time consuming tasks of doing fieldwork of any kind, is getting permission for your research. Taking months to acquire my…

Being newly arrived here, it has taken me some time to hit my own stride within the graceful arms of LFP. Ha! I say…