How coffee is saving slow lorises @PTESwildlifevideos
How coffee is saving slow lorises  @PTESwildlifevideos
Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 52 minutes ago
The Indonesian island of Java has been subject to devastating habitat lost, with just an estimated 10,000 hectares of rain forest remaining. Slow lorises are hunted for medicine and the pet trade – as they climb slowly through the remaining trees, they are easy to take from the wild. We're working with Professor Anna Nekaris, with the Little Fireface Project, to safeguard the future of these unique primates. ptes.org/conservation-partnership/slow-lorises-project-profile
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How coffee is saving slow lorises

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