Bridge To Coexist: Connecting Habitats, Protecting Primates (Talk)

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Want to make a real difference for Penang's primate neighbours? Then you won't want to miss this exciting talk!

Join Dr Jo Leen Yap and her passionate team from the Langur Project Penang (LPP) for an exclusive update on their "Bridge To Coexist" initiative. This isn't just research – it's a vital community science effort that's actively reducing wildlife roadkill and fostering harmony between us and the urban monkeys right here in Penang. Dr Yap will share the latest updates on their existing road canopy bridges, including "Ah Lai's Crossing" in Teluk Bahang—Malaysia's very first artificial canopy bridge—and "Numi's Crossing" in Tanjung Bungah.

Discover the impact these bridges are having! Plus, get ready for an exciting sneak peek at a brand-new road canopy bridge planned for Penang! Be among the first to hear about this crucial next step in connecting our primate friends for better coexistence and shared spaces. The event is your chance to dive deep into local primate conservation, learn what you can do as a global citizen right here in Penang, and connect with a community passionate about coexistence. Secure your spot now and be part of Penang's Monkey Business!


10 - 11.30am
Red Grove Deck, Tropical Spice Garden

Available sessions:
18 October, Saturday
9 November, Sunday

Tickets:
Spice Fam · Free
Public · by purchase of Garden Entry Ticket
(Note: Garden Entry ticket can be purchased at the door but registration here is still required - please complete check out as normal)

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Important:
1. Please aim to arrive 15 minutes early to settle in. There will be a short walk involved to get to the venue.
2. Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing, and bring along your own tumbler/water. There is a cafe on-site where you can purchase food/drinks.
3. For further enquires, kindly contact 019 420 3797.

TICKETS:

Want to make a real difference for Penang's primate neighbours? Then you won't want to miss this exciting talk!

Join Dr Jo Leen Yap and her passionate team from the Langur Project Penang (LPP) for an exclusive update on their "Bridge To Coexist" initiative. This isn't just research – it's a vital community science effort that's actively reducing wildlife roadkill and fostering harmony between us and the urban monkeys right here in Penang. Dr Yap will share the latest updates on their existing road canopy bridges, including "Ah Lai's Crossing" in Teluk Bahang—Malaysia's very first artificial canopy bridge—and "Numi's Crossing" in Tanjung Bungah.

Discover the impact these bridges are having! Plus, get ready for an exciting sneak peek at a brand-new road canopy bridge planned for Penang! Be among the first to hear about this crucial next step in connecting our primate friends for better coexistence and shared spaces. The event is your chance to dive deep into local primate conservation, learn what you can do as a global citizen right here in Penang, and connect with a community passionate about coexistence. Secure your spot now and be part of Penang's Monkey Business!


10 - 11.30am
Red Grove Deck, Tropical Spice Garden

Available sessions:
18 October, Saturday
9 November, Sunday

Tickets:
Spice Fam · Free
Public · by purchase of Garden Entry Ticket
(Note: Garden Entry ticket can be purchased at the door but registration here is still required - please complete check out as normal)

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Important:
1. Please aim to arrive 15 minutes early to settle in. There will be a short walk involved to get to the venue.
2. Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing, and bring along your own tumbler/water. There is a cafe on-site where you can purchase food/drinks.
3. For further enquires, kindly contact 019 420 3797.

Meet the Speaker

Dr Jo Leen Yap is a wildlife researcher, environmental educator, and certified Malaysian Regional Nature Guide. Dr Yap led her team in successfully installing Malaysia's first two road canopy bridges in Penang, Malaysia, to facilitate safer arboreal wildlife crossing. Dr Yap is passionate about environmental education and community engagement. She has invested her time in grassroots capacity building through citizen science collaboration with local community members to nurture people-urban monkey coexistence.