Mission statement
The Little Fireface Project mission is to obtain vital data about all loris species to contribute to their conservation in the wild and in captivity, including aiding rescue centres in reintroductions and aiding in the welfare of slow loris pets in countries where it is still legal to keep them. We intensively use, monitor and evaluate social media to inform the public world-wide about the plight of slow lorises to mitigate their trade.
The project’s scope of research is widespread, encompassing behavioural ecology, museum studies, genetics, acoustics, taxonomy, conservation education and chemical ecology. The Little Fireface Project team also conducts outreach and education programmes for local communities to get them to join the conservation movement.
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ASAP Species they are working to conserve
ASAP Partner since: 2017
Country focus: Indonesia
News & Stories
As forest and peatland fires spread across Indonesia, conservation organisations are working to protect threatened wildlife and their habitats. Through its Rapid Action Fund, the Asian Species Action Partnership (ASAP) is supporting two organisations responding to the emergency.