Canopy bridge helps Penang's endangered langurs coexist with urban residents

TL;DR
In Penang, the Langur Project Penang built Numi’s Crossing, a canopy bridge made from old fire hoses, to help eight dusky langurs cross a busy road in Taman Concord and access more habitat, reducing conflicts with residents as people shift toward coexistence; the effort relies on citizen scientists, education, and local support, and officials are studying wider use of canopy bridges.
Topics:worldenvironment#canopy-bridge#conservation#dusky-langur#environment#human-wildlife-conflict#penang
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