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Trees for Slender Loris

Trees for Slender Loris, Indien

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Our project aims to create safe habitats for the Grey Slender Loris by planting native trees. Habitat loss from tree-felling has reduced their food sources, shelter, and protection, leading to a population decline. Since these primates rely on continuous forest canopies, fragmentation isolates them, further threatening their survival. Through reforestation, we aim to restore their habitat and support their survival.

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November 2024

Highlighting the remarkable growth of this sapling, which has exceeded the average height of an adult, reflecting the success of community-driven planting efforts and the power of nature’s resilience. These trees are now self-sustaining!!
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28 Nov. 2024
Amanda Sanghvi
Amanda Sanghvi · vor 4 Monaten

Thank you! 😊Nearly 2.5 years.

😀 :grinning:
Juli 2024

Organically Done Plantings: A Boon for Slender Loris Habitat

The slender loris, a small, nocturnal primate found in the forests of India and Sri Lanka, is an elusive and endangered species. Its survival depen...

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Interesting Fact
Did you know? Slender lorises have a specialized grooming claw on their second toe, which they use to clean themselves and their peers. This unique adaptation helps them maintain their hygiene and social bonds within their groups. By conserving their habitats and

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15 Juli 2024
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Juni 2024

The Slender Loris and the Monsoon: A Symbiotic Relationship

The monsoon season brings profound changes to the tropical forests of southern India, home to the slender loris. This small, nocturnal primate eage...

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April 2024

Protecting the Elusive Slender Loris: How planting Trees Ensure Their Survival

With their large, inquisitive eyes and captivating slow movements, slender lorises are undeniably adorable. But beyond their charm lies a critical ...

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Februar 2024

The Status of Slender Loris in India

The slender loris, a captivating and elusive nocturnal primate, holds a unique place in India's biodiversity. With its large, soulful eyes and deli...

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Januar 2024

Did you know Bamboo is the favorite tree of the loris ?

Bamboo for Breakfast, Brunch, and Beyond: Bamboo isn't just a home decor trend for loris; it's a culinary obsession. They munch on shoots, leaves, and even slurp up the sweet, nutritious sap. In fact, bamboo makes up around

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#FaunaConservation#EnvironmentalAwareness
15 Jan. 2024
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Fact of the Day!!

One fascinating fact about the slender loris is its unique method of communication. Slender lorises are known to engage in a behavior called "stink fighting." They secrete a pungent odor from glands located on their elbows, and they use this scent to mark their

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02 Jan. 2024
Amanda Sanghvi
Amanda Sanghvi · vor einem Jahr

Yes, unique animals with unique characteristics 💚

😀 :grinning:
Amanda Sanghvi Trees for Slender Loris
Dezember 2023

The Environmental and Economic Benefits of Planting Key Tree Species in India

Introduction: India, with its rich biodiversity and vast landscapes, has been increasingly recognizing the importance of afforestation and sustaina...

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Oktober 2020

This monsoon season we have planted 10,000 mixed species to keep improving the prime habitat for Slender Lorises and their associated species among the Ayyalur reserve forests.
Slender Loris are listed under Schedule I of the Wildlife (Protection) Act of India, 1972, according them

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29 Okt. 2020
Melanie E
Melanie E · vor 4 Jahren

How are things?

😀 :grinning:
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