Meet the family: Jogja and Mimi
The loris family: Jogja and Mimi’s family probably have the most mystery surrounding them out of all the slow loris families the LFP team…
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The Struggle of Catching Civet
Every animal has a role and benefits in wildlife, this also can be the topic for civet/Luwak. Civet/Luwak is an animal that has a…
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My Conservation Story: Life Before LFP
Hi everyone! miss me? :D. I’m Nabil I’m a research assistant at the Little Fireface Project. Long time not making a blog. Today I…
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LFP: More than a volunteering experience
In the two months I have spent in LFP, the time I thought is enough apparently passed by quite quickly, and in the blink…
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Meet the Family: Dindi
Lupak and Dindi and their offspring are one of our newest followed family units. The first offspring of the couple Lupak and Dindi, Smol…
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My Green House Journey
Salam satu semesta. Ceritaku di rumah hijau, aku datang ke rumah ini awalnya hanya untuk mengisi waktu luangku, menghindari hingar bingar dan lalu lalang…
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The Art of Being Nocturnal
Whoop, is it sunrise or sunset in Cipaganti? My watch told me it’s morning, but my body asked me to stick into the bed.…
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#WhyWildlifeFriendly – Red Pandas in Nepal
To celebrate our coffee programme becoming Certified Wildlife Friendly™, we thought we would pass the mic to some of the other amazing projects and initiatives…
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#WhyWildlifeFriendly – Sea Turtles at Ten Knots
Leah Sabanal arrives at Lio Beach a little before 2AM, meeting up with the rest of her team as they prepare to walk roughly…
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Lost in translation: the language we use to communicate nature
Earlier this week, I cautiously dipped my toes into the world of Zoom conferences; The Language of Landscapes. Being half a world away from…
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