Stories From the Field by Our Volunteer Rindiani
Let’s get to know the Little Fireface Project volunteers. Her name is Rindiani Dwi Purnama. He comes from Bandung. Rindiani participated in volunteer activities…
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Winaya Satasya: Out of Comfort Zone
I was never diligent, never pushing myself to exceed my boundary, and was rarely putting my all to achieve things outside of my normalcy.…
Ferryandi Our New Research Assistant from a Sundanese tribe
Last week on our blog, we shared a story about the myth of the slow loris, written by Ferryandi, one of our research assistants.…
International Volunteer Day
“Being a volunteer in an NGO allows us to see not only from one point of view, so we can see the unseen…
Volunteer Experiences: Zain Part 1
I’ve been at the Little Fireface Project Research Station in Garut, West Java, for two months now, and it’s been increasing over time. I…
Volunteer Experience Hasna: Conservation is for everyone
“Those who protect and save other animals lead the way in protecting and saving humanity and earth.” – Anthony Douglas Williams Wildlife conservation sometimes…
Change, adapt, and survive
In order to change, it’s better to regret doing something than regretting not doing it. Let me introduce myself. My name is Nabilla. I…
About Little Fireface Project
Welcome to Little Fireface Project, headed by the world expert on slow lorises, Professor Anna Nekaris OBE. As the world’s longest running loris conservation…
Meet the Families: Single and ready to mingle?
Tereh, Acil and Xena are among the oldest slow lorises that we currently observe in Cipaganti and we have been lucky enough to observe…
Daddy’s Little Girl: Assyifah’s Story on Loris Paternal Care
Sometimes when I observe Shirley’s family, I often found Shakti with her daddy, Fernando. They often have the same sleep site, play together, groom…