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Emi, Gianluca, Mehnga, Berlin, Nate S, and Jacob

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Emi, Gianluca, Mehnga, Berlin, Nate S, and Jacob

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OurLand exists to conserve and expand wild spaces while ensuring human-wildlife coexistence

OurLand began as an escape, a retreat into nature. It turned into a vision for a future where people can live in harmony with nature. We work to blend a technologically advanced lifestyle with respect for the wild spaces that cradle biodiversity.

OurLand's name holds a special meaning, representing that the world is shared by all beings and recognizes a duty to preserve this land for all of us.

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OurLand is located at the southern tip of the Western Forest Complex, one of the largest contiguous forests in SouthEast Asia. We currently protect 26 Rai of a strategic wildlife corridor adjacent to Salakphra Wildlife Sanctuary, protecting the path to an access point on the River Kwae often frequented by wild elephants and other creatures.

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Noy, Meikah, Sage, Lana, Nate D, and Sky

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Noy, Meikah, Sage, Lana, Nate D, and Sky

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Iliyan, Jittakorn, Aarya, Caleb, Sam, and Kimmy

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Iliyan, Jittakorn, Aarya, Caleb, Sam, and Kimmy

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Read about the Slow Loris from the Love Wildlife Foundation Website

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Love Wildlife is dedicated to the protection of slow lorises that involves research, education and rehabilitation. Our first center located in Chonburi, is a collaboration with the DNP Waterbird Conservation Center and currently houses several confiscated lorises which need constant care and support.

Slow lorises are mammals of the order, Primate, in the paraphyletic group known as Prosimian - which also includes lemurs, bushbabies, and tarsiers.

Slow lorises are nocturnal, meaning that they are active during the night and sleep during the day; they are arboreal, spending their lives living in trees.

Slow lorises are omnivores, eating small animals, insects, fruit, tree gum, and other vegetation.

Why are they called slow lorises?

As previously stated, slow lorises are nocturnal animals so they are inactive/asleep during the day. Slow lorises also move slowly and deliberately, making little or no noise, and when threatened, they stop moving and remain immobile. Hence, the 'slow' in their names.

Slow lorises are native to the rainforests of South Asia and Southeast Asia. Thailand is home to two species of slow loris; the greater slow loris (Nycticebus coucang) and the Bengal slow loris (Nycticebus bengalensis).

What we know about the slow loris is very limited as their behavior in the wild is difficult to study due to their rainforest habitat and nocturnal and cryptic (often relatively solitary, silent and inconspicuous) lifestyles.

New species are still being discovered in 2014!

What little we do know about the slow loris is:

Their predators (besides humans) are orangutans, hawk-eagles and snakes; Males are highly territorial; They communicate by scent-marking; They reproduce slowly, and baby lorises are either parked on branches or carried by either parent; And they have a rare and unique trait among mammals - their bites are TOXIC.

Is it legal to own a slow loris?

All slow loris species are protected by international laws and listed on CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) Appendix 1, which means that all trade is illegal.

The greater slow loris and the Bengal slow loris are both protected under Thai law and listed on IUCN's (International Union for the Conservation of Nature) Red List as Vulnerable
Slow lorises are illegal to buy, sell or solicit!

Why we are trying to save these cute, little critters?

Because we all have a crucial part, whether large or small, to play in maintaining a healthy, balanced ecosystem - the very building blocks of a living planet - Earth, the place we call home.

While we do know that slow lorises are seed dispersers and pollinators, little else is known about them. Their rain-forest habitat and nocturnal and cryptic (often relatively solitary, silent and inconspicuous) lifestyles makes it hard for us to study slow lorises - and because we don't know a lot about them, we don't know how much impact their absences will affect the ecosystem

Love Wildlife is encouraging the conservation of the slow loris through our education programs, school talks and Youth Ecological Network (YEN), as well as awareness campaigns to educate and inform the general public of their plight.

We are working in close collaboration with Professor Anna Nekaris and the Little Fireface Project to help the slow lorises of Thailand.

We are also working together with the Thai Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation (DNP) to help keep slow lorises free in their natural homes and optimize the well-being of captive/confiscated ones.

What is happening to the slow loris that they need saving?

Slow lorises are cute - and because they are so very cute, they are susceptible to...Us. Yes - Us, humans.

Our fascination with all things cute and fluffy has led to a growing demand in the exotic pet trade - obviously, not helped with home videos made viral of a slow loris being tickled - and also an exploitation in the tourism industry of slow lorises being used as a cute photo prop.

Our need for more space has also resulted in extensive habitat loss to these small creatures.

And our desperation and blind faith in mystical healing has also made slow lorises another "novel" ingredient in the world of traditional medicine.

Wild populations of slow lorises have declined rapidly and severely in recent times as a result of these factors - but we can do something about it, here's how you can help

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Slow Loris Conservation - Love Wildlife Foundation

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Love Wildlife is dedicated to the protection of slow lorises that involves research, education and rehabilitation. Our first center located in Chonburi, is a collaboration with the DNP Waterbird Conservation Center and currently houses several confiscated lorises which need constant care and support.

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The 5 most important wildlife corridors in the world - LifeGate

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In order to allow wildlife to move safely, humans have created "nature highways". Here are the best.

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Question 1: When did the Love Wildlife Foundation start helping the Slow Loris?

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Love wildlife stared helping the slow loris in 2014.By Aarya

love wildlife started in 2010. But they started to help the slow loris in 2014.sam

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Question 3 Other than pollution, list ways plastics can hurt sea animals. 

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Question 3 Other than pollution, list ways plastics can hurt sea animals. 

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sea turtles often mistake plastic bags for jelly fish.
sea turtles can get plastic straws up their noses.
scientists once found 8 kgs of trash in a pilot whale.sage

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1. It damaged a lot of coral. 2.kind of much not so much. 3.first the turtle sees a plastic bag then it thinks that the plastic bag is a jellyfish so the turtle eats the plastic bag. 4.It depends on the marine animals if the animals or coral are dying then yes they have to close it but if they are not then no thy do not have to close it.

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Sunscreen damages coral by having a chemical called oxybenzone. I think boats damage marine life by leaking oil. I think Thai land should close other endangered beaches in Thailand.

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Question 4: Do you think Thailand should close other beaches and islands like they have done with Maya Bay? 

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Question 4: Do you think Thailand should close other beaches and islands like they have done with Maya Bay? 

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yeeees because so many other beaches in Thailand are full of trash and need to be closed urgently.
sage

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Question 1: What are 3 things you have learned about Our Land, and what they do?

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Question 1: What are 3 things you have learned about Our Land, and what they do?

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they save animals and  protect trees.And plant food Gianluca Nate.S

the do not eat chicin insdad they eat plants.
and they protect trees by planting more tree's.
and they are tring to mace an anemal corador so the anemal's
are safe,Gianluca.

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Question 2: Why do you think Vijo's animal corridor is helpful? Why?

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Question 2: Why do you think Vijo's animal corridor is helpful? Why?

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the corridor is helpful because the corridor makes the animals reach the river.Gianluca

the corridor is helpful because animals need water. Nate.s

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Question 3: Where else in Thailand, do you think needs an animal corridor? Why do you think that would be helpful?

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Question 3: Where else in Thailand, do you think needs an animal corridor? Why do you think that would be helpful?

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in the forest.nates

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Question 4: Do you see any connections between animal corridors and animal bridges?

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Question 4: Do you see any connections between animal corridors and animal bridges?

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The connection is that it is  a flat bridge but I dont think they are the same. NATES

yes it connects to spacis. jacob

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i think it is not to late to save the slow loris.iliyan

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Question 3: Where did the Slow Loris Originate? 

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Question 3: Where did the Slow Loris Originate? 

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thialand jittakorn

thialand.sam

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Question 2: What do you think, is it too late to save the Slow Loris? Why do you think it is important to teach people about the Slow Loris?

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Question 2: What do you think, is it too late to save the Slow Loris? Why do you think it is important to teach people about the Slow Loris?

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because they are allredy in dangmer

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I think that it is not to late to save the slow loris.I think that people should learn about the slow loris becase the slow loris is indangered. By Aarya . I think that it is not to late to save the slow loris . beces people shoud learn about the slow loris.sam

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Question 4: What are 3 new things you learned about the Slow Loris?

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Question 4: What are 3 new things you learned about the Slow Loris?

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I learned that the slow loris is endangered and that when the slow loris bites it's toxic and that thair are not many of them left.
by kimmy

I learned that the slow loris have big eyes.I also learned that the slow loris is kept as a pet. I also learned

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Question 1: What makes bridges stable? What do you think we need to add to our bridge design? 

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Question 1: What makes bridges stable? What do you think we need to add to our bridge design? 

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ah platform uder the  bridges.railings.akyn

wiyer and rope mixed Isabelle and Samara.

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Question 3: Based on your research of squirrels, do you think they will be ok using a high bridge? Why?

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Question 3: Based on your research of squirrels, do you think they will be ok using a high bridge? Why?

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yes because squirrels climb on high trees .akyn

thale be fine Isabelle and Samara

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Question 4: Name 2 or 3 facts that you have learned about squirrels today. 

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Question 4: Name 2 or 3 facts that you have learned about squirrels today. 

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1. they have a real squirrels  bridg 2. they have very strong teeth for cracking nuts. 3 they eat nuts and fruits and rarly eat insects .akyn

1. squirrels like wiggly branches
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Question 2: Based on the other squirrel bridge, how do you think squirrels will react to our squirrel bridge?

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Question 2: Based on the other squirrel bridge, how do you think squirrels will react to our squirrel bridge?

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normal if we blend it in with surounding but first time it might be nerves.akyn

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we need to exstend the foerests Emi jacob

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we need to exstend the foerests Emi jacob

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ayaan

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i learned that the slow loris lives in south asia and southeast asia. it is also a primate. it is also endangered.iliyan

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I think sunscreen damages coral because of all of the chemicals in it.

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I think sunscreen damages coral because of all of the chemicals in it.

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sage

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I think all the fuel that the boats let out is damaging the coral and marine life. sage

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it started in 2014

jittakorn

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the wildlife foundation  started helping the slow loris at 2014. by kimmy

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yes. i think it is not to late to save the slow loris. by kimmy

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the slow loris lives in south asia and southesast asia by kimmy

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Sunscreen is damaging the ocean. A lot of boats come to islands and almost everyone on the boats put sunscreen on their bodies. When the sun screen is washed out by sea water, and it damage the coral.

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The slow loris lives in south Asia and southeast Asia.By Aarya

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wow!!!

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It started in 2014. It is not to late to late to save the Slow Loris. I think it is important to teach people about the Slow Loris so they can try and save the Slow Loris. The Slow Loris originated in south east asia. The Slow Loris is a endangered animal.

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I learnd that the slow loris lives in Asia and that the slow loris has a toxic bite and that a slow loris baby can not bite you.

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I learnd that the slow loris lives in south east Asia and that a slow loris baby can not poison you and that the slow loris is indangerd.By Aarya

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slow lorises are super cute .Noy

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it started at 2014. Noy

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I learned that they are toxic.also that thay are endangered.Noy

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how many animals  do you save once a year?
Gianluca