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Primates of Malaysia

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Primates of Malaysia

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Conference Highlights

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IUCN National Conservation Action Plan for Small Apes

To promote small ape conservation as a national conservation priority

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Malaysian Primatological Society

A non profit organization that aims to act as coordinator and facilitator of primate-related studies in Malaysia among Malaysian and international researchers and to upgrade current research to an international level.

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Primates Malaysia

Malaysia is inhabited by more than 25 nonhuman primate species from five families, one of the most diverse primate faunas on earth.

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Protecting Primates

Primates are threatened by habitat loss, fragmentation and hunting. Their population declines put forest ecosystems at risk!

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Malaysia is a highly primate diverse country with rich natural habitat but currently, most of the primates species in Malaysia are regarded as threatened.

CONSERVATION

Aims to improve policies for better conservation of primates.

RESEARCH

Aligning NGOs with mutual goals in conserving primates.

OUTREACH

Spread public awareness through environmental education programs.

TRAINING

Join us as a volunteer to learn about the exciting field experiences.

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IUCN Nation Action Plan for Small Apes Conservation

To focus the attention towards the efforts of conservation for small apes in Malaysia, besides to provide information and identify knowledge gaps regarding the threats, latest conservation status of small apes in Malaysia

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Learn about the volunteer experiences in MPS, and join our big family today.

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Contribute for the primates through donations.

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Our aim is to coordinate primate-related studies and conservation work in Malaysia and to create opportunities for capacity building of young Malaysians

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PERSATUAN PRIMATOLOGI MALAYSIA
210, Jalan Seroja, Taman Seroja,

Kulim, Kedah 09000