Culi Week 1
Hello Everyone! Xin chào! My name is Brittany Rapone, and I am a Primate Conservation MSc student at Oxford Brookes University. Professor Anna Nekaris…
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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…
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,…
Slow Loris Forest Protector
For the last 8 or so months, I have been conducting conservation education lessons with school children all over Indonesia. This has been such…
SLOW2018: Back to the beginning
Today’s SLOW2018 blog comes from Johanna Rode, Director of Asian Field Programme Coordinator at Chester Zoo. After our Director Anna Nekaris visited Cipaganti in…
SLOW2018: Night Lights for Nocturnals
Today’s SLOW blog comes from former Little Fireface Project postdoctoral research Grace Fuller, who is now Manager of Applied Animal Welfare Science at the…
Indonesian black-winged starling faces imminent extinction due to domestic trade
In the largest study of its kind, our Little Fireface Project team out of Oxford Brookes University in the UK and Gadjah Madah University…
Postdoctoral Fellow: Join our team!
Join our Little Fireface Project team of 3 postdoctoral researchers, 4 PhD students, 5 MSc students, 2 coordinators, 5 trackers, and other field staff,…
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…
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…