Wild animals should stay in the forest, not in our homes
The existence of the covid-19 pandemic that occurred in every corner of the world keeps everyone in their homes. The outbreak of the SARS…
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LFP Update: Good news!
I think we can all agree that it’s been a strange start to 2020. The fires in Australia, floods in the UK, not to…
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Hey everyone!
Hey everyone, my name is Katey and I have just stepped into the role of Research Coordinator with the Little Fireface Project. Having been…
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Songbird Trade in Indonesia
Hi all! I am Rifqi, the Wildlife Trade Officer here at Little Fireface Project. It has been four months since I returned to the…
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Meet LFP’s Research Assistant
*Toad* you you had a blog coming from resident herpetologist, Nabil! Our new Research Assistant is ready and raring to go, eager to learn…
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Conservation Education Station with Sophie
So, it’s official, I’m a teacher now. Didn’t think you’d be getting a Sophie edition of Conservation Education Station so soon? Quite frankly, I…
Read MorePostdoctoral 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,…
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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…
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Tree Nursery: Where It All Begins
As part of my internship at The Littlefire Face Project I am working on the new agroforestry project. The project aims to work with…
Read MoreJapan’s role in illegal slow loris trade
Oxford, United Kingdom Slow lorises are cute but venomous nocturnal primates found from India to the Philippines; the nine currently recognised species are all…
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