Research Review: Laila
We all know, being a mom is a hard task. Our moms all once experienced the difficulty of child bearing. It is no different…
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Candid Camera
Camera trap technology is commonly used in conservation; understanding the movement ecology of animals is essential for creating tailor-made conservation efforts. As much as…
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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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Indonesian Primate Day – 30th Jan 2020
On January 30th, it was the day about you, the primates in Indonesia. Do you have any hope that you want to convey to…
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Moving on: The story of Maaf
He moved swiftly over the lattice of labu, making short work of the maze of matted wire unravelling in front of him. With every…
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LFP Slow Loris Release Workshop
Here at LFP, no week is the same. In this week’s blog, Adella, a new volunteer, tells us about her experience of the slow…
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The Dating Game: Our loris love stories
There are tons of stories you can write about slow lorises. We can literally talk about everything—their homerange, their diet preference, their cute behavior,…
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Lorises and Pottos Make my World Go Round
When I flung myself into graduate school for my Ph.D. I was certain that I was going to study baboons, gorillas, chimpanzees – the…
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Fieldwork Then & Now: Slow Loris Outreach Week 2019
As we embark on our 8th annual Slow Loris Outreach Week (you can see resources here!), as the Director of the Little Fireface Project,…
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