Animal Neighbours Project

Animal Neighbours Project Animal Neighbours is a project aiming to address Human-Wildlife Conflict in cities through research,

Animal Neighbours is a community based project that works with local communities to reduce human-animal conflict.

From observing macaques to visiting historical places in Kuala Lumpur. 'Sama-Sama Hidup' Human Wildlife Conflict and Coe...
19/02/2026

From observing macaques to visiting historical places in Kuala Lumpur. 'Sama-Sama Hidup' Human Wildlife Conflict and Coexistence International Programme brings you all the adventure to you.

If you are interested, register through the link in our bio!

Wishing everyone a Happy Chinese New Year!
17/02/2026

Wishing everyone a Happy Chinese New Year!

We were honoured to be part of the launch of Cherish the Nature, a mangrove restoration initiative along the North Centr...
16/02/2026

We were honoured to be part of the launch of Cherish the Nature, a mangrove restoration initiative along the North Central Selangor Coast, co-implemented by IUCN Asia and the with support from .malaysia

During the three-day event at Kuala Selangor Nature Park, our team conducted an awareness booth highlighting the importance of Long-tailed macaques, a key species within mangrove ecosystems. Healthy mangroves do not only protect shorelines and support marine biodiversity, but also provide critical habitat for wildlife that depends on these interconnected landscapes.

It was inspiring to witness members of the public participating in biodiversity assessments and mangrove planting, demonstrating how community-led conservation strengthens climate resilience and safeguards our natural heritage.

Our sincere thanks to , Malaysian Nature Society (MNS), , Jabatan Perhutanan Negeri Selangor, , , , , , (Explocave Merapoh) and all partner organisations and volunteers who made this meaningful initiative possible.

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Everyone asks where is the macaque, but no one asks how is the macaque?Our furry neighbours are no stranger to urban par...
11/02/2026

Everyone asks where is the macaque, but no one asks how is the macaque?

Our furry neighbours are no stranger to urban parks, we see them often but do we understand them?

Click on the link in our bio to register for the workshop to learn more about the Long-tailed macaques and how to peacefully coexist with them!
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Snippets from our urban adventures. Swipe left to see what we have captured through our lens from a SAFE DISTANCE of 4 m...
10/02/2026

Snippets from our urban adventures. Swipe left to see what we have captured through our lens from a SAFE DISTANCE of 4 meters.

Reminder: You can still love these guys by just observing them.

How can something as simple as a bin latch help prevent human–wildlife conflict and even support climate resilience?Our ...
10/02/2026

How can something as simple as a bin latch help prevent human–wildlife conflict and even support climate resilience?

Our latest article explores how reducing wildlife access to unsecured household waste can lower negative interactions between people and Long-tailed macaques, while supporting healthier urban ecosystems.

Developed through a collaboration with and , this work brings together community engagement, behavioural research, and practical design. By working closely with residents in Bukit Gasing, we identified food attractants as a key driver of conflict leading to the development of our monkey-proof bin latch.

This story was written by and produced as part of the PANAS! Climate Change Stories in Malaysia initiative by .my , in collaboration with , and supported by the Council Alumni UK Climate Action Grant. Read our article at or click the link in our bio!

Understanding why human–wildlife conflict happens changes how we see wildlife including our macaques.When we recognise t...
10/02/2026

Understanding why human–wildlife conflict happens changes how we see wildlife including our macaques.
When we recognise these root causes, we move away from blame and towards coexistence.

Awareness is the first step to protecting wildlife and building kinder communities.

We joined the RELIC Seminar 2026 at Universiti Putra Malaysia. Project research-based experiential learning with industr...
10/02/2026

We joined the RELIC Seminar 2026 at Universiti Putra Malaysia. Project research-based experiential learning with industry and community (RELIC) is a collaborative pedagogical project with multiple stakeholders of Taman Persekutuan Bukit Kiara.

From macaque behaviour and human–wildlife conflict to plant diversity and tree risk analysis, students shared research grounded in real-world conservation challenges.

Meaningful learning happens when research meets the field and when students, NGOs, and communities learn together. Huge thanks to Department of Forestry Science and Biodiversity of Universiti Putra Malaysia for inviting us to be part of this impactful seminar.

10/02/2026

Our International Programme is back! 🌏🐒

Introducing 'Sama-Sama Hidup': Human–Wildlife Coexistence International Programme (Malaysia). Sama-Sama Hidup means living together, and this programme warmly invites you to learn what coexistence with urban wildlife truly looks like.

Whether you’re a student, researcher, nature lover, or simply curious, you’ll get hands-on experience in urban wildlife conservation through primate-focused research, community engagement, and learning from real-world human–wildlife challenges. No matter your background, your perspective matters here.

If you’re excited to learn, connect, and be part of meaningful conservation work, sign up via the link in our bio to find out more 💚

This programme is open to international students studying abroad (outside Malaysia).

ANP is delighted to announce our first ever collaboration with for a monkey-themed coaster painting workshop! Join us f...
21/01/2026

ANP is delighted to announce our first ever collaboration with for a monkey-themed coaster painting workshop! Join us for a Wild Creation art session where we’ll learn about our furry neighbours, the Long-tailed Macaque. Through this workshop we’ll learn how to live alongside our animal neighbours.

🗓 Date: 16th February (Monday)
🕰️ Time: 2.00pm
📍 Location: Open Playhouse Studio, IPC Shopping Centre, Mutiara Damansara
🧑🏼‍🎨 Age group: open for kids 5yo and above
🎨 Activities: Learn about macaque lifestyle, behaviours and facial expressions, followed by a coaster painting workshop
💰 Fee: RM50 per participant Kids/Adult.
*Parental supervision during the workshop is not required*

For more info, feel free to message us!

Limited spots. Register via Google form link in bio.

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