Science-bound, Adventure-driven
The exciting new face of nature conservation science By Kristina Aluzaite As intense morning rays light up the majestic faces and ridges of Nepal’s Khumbu valley,
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This blog features writing by our research trainees, as well as instructors and scientists. Together with our sister publication, One World Science (now also on Medium.com), FPI seeks to raise the profile of science in popular dialog.  Â
No Monkey Left Behind
By Ben Lybarger | Photos by Ishaan Raghunandan It was a typical afternoon in the Amazon when suddenly a troop of capuchin monkeys stormed through
Let’s Chase Chimpanzees Together
How Chimp&See is making that possible By Kristina Aluzaite Editor’s Note: Conservation Spotlight is a new FPI feature where we profile organizations, projects, and individuals
Un viaje por el Amazonas con FPI
By Isabel RÃos [one_half]Un ensayo fotográfico por Isabel RÃos, un alumno de nuestro curso de campo del invierno. Todos los derechos de autor de fotos
Women in Science: Erin Kane
My dissertation research focuses on endocrine, ecological, and behavioral responses to changing food availability in Diana monkeys in the Tai Forest, Cote d’I’voire. As our
Women in Science: Deirdre Halloran
My mom was a zookeeper at the Bronx Zoo and from a very young age, I knew I wanted to work with animals… Continuing our blog