Blog from the month of: Aug 2011
Kalimantan’s conservation leadership challenge benefits entire community
Angela Hawdon, Corporate Partnership Manager in Fauna & Flora International’s Australia office, shares her thoughts on an exciting community project, deep in the heart of Borneo.
Tiger Tiger burning bright
Dr Sverre Aarseth, life-long wildlife enthusiast, mountaineer, tiger admirer and now a proud supporter of Fauna & Flora International (FFI) blogs about a recent trip to Aceh, Indonesia.
Notes from the field – the Philippines
Rachel Austin, Fauna & Flora International’s Marine Programme Manager, recently wrote an article for FFI’s Update publication on the Philippines programme. Here is the full version.
Communities are the essential conservation ingredient
Angela Hawdon, Corporate Partnership Manager with Fauna & Flora International, blogs on her recent, very colourful visit to Kalimantan.
A damming issue: experiencing the complex problems of hydro-electricity in Cambodia.
In the second part of his blog about hydro-electric dams in Cambodia, Dr Stephen Browne writes about his recent visit to the Stung Atay Dam construction site where he experiences first-hand the interrelated issues associated with hydro-electric dams in Cambodia.
Why a man dressed as a gorilla took part in an environmental cycle
Rob Harris, Fauna & Flora International’s Projects Officer for Asia-Pacific, on his recent sponsored bicycle ride, complete with his trademark fancy dress costume
Back home in the DRC after 11 years
Thalia Liokatis, Fauna & Flora International’s Programme Coordinator for the Democratic Republic of Congo, blogs about her recent return to her country of birth.
Damn Dams? The dilemma of producing clean renewable electricity while considering social and environmental issues
The numerous hydro-electric dams planned for the Cardamom Mountains have been troubling Fauna & Flora International in Cambodia for many years. A recent opportunity to visit the dam construction on the Stung Atay (the Atay River) allowed Dr Stephen Browne, Asia Pacific Senior Programme Manager to experience the multi-faceted issues first hand.
Searching for gibbons in the Heart of Borneo
Fauna & Flora International’s Ally Catterick headed into the forests of Kalimantan to see what all the noise was about…
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