Meet The Family: Shirley and Fernando
It is amazing how two distinct souls can be a mate and built a family. That’s happened as well in slow loris. Shirley is…
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Conservation experience Afifah: Endangered for being Cute
Because conservation is for all of us 😊 Primate represents different things to different people. Some we love, some we hate, and some we eat.…
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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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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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Online learning in a pandemic
Students from all over the world must have been so fed up by online classes, group assignment, and tons of material to read during…
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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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Candid Camera: Civets, carnivores & coffee
Our coffee programme camera traps have been up and running for a full two months now, and our efforts have begun to pay off.…
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Volunteer Experience: Laila
If I have to summarize my 9 month experience in LFP in one word, it has to be “remarkable”. Never having been in West…
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Volunteer profile: Hilman!
Salam lestari!!! Hello I am Hilman Fauzi, I was born in Subang, West Java on March 15, 1998. I have spent time in several…
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Candid Camera: Trap update!
For years, we have been documenting lorises at night using our camera traps; now we want to take pictures of other animals, specifically in…
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