The Animal Neighbours Project (ANP) moderates an international multidisciplinary network to create solutions to poor human-wildlife tolerance using concepts of responsible tourism, human behavioural change and ecosystem health. We believe solutions to tackle poor human-monkey interaction must begin with people. It starts with cultivating little habits like responsible tourism, appropriate garbage disposal, and appropriate behaviour around animals that slowly incite change.
We work with communities to establish Local Action Groups (LAGs) that generate a community-driven solution to poor human monkey tolerance through multidisciplinary expertise.
We are dedicated to raising awareness about safe human-wildlife interactions and appreciating nature. Our activities include school activities and public events.
The project carries out scientific research in animal behaviour, societal perception of wildlife and ecosystem health. We are keen to have more researchers and volunteers to develop more research opportunities.
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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