The Langur Project Penang in Malasya built "Numi's Crossing" — a canopy bridge made from old fire hoses — so endangered dusky langurs in can safely cross a busy road and reach more habitat. Complaints from residents dropped significantly, and Malaysia's deputy minister of natural resources has pledged to study expanding canopy bridges nationwide.
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Eine improvisierte Brücke für Lemuren verwandelt Konflikt in Koexistenz

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Das Langur Project Penang baute „Numi’s Crossing», eine Kronenbrücke aus alten Feuerschläuchen, damit gefährdete Dunkle Languren in Penang, Malaysia, sicher eine vielbefahrene Strasse überqueren und mehr Lebensraum erreichen können. Beschwerden gingen deutlich zurück – nun wird eine landesweite Ausweitung solcher Brücken geprüft.

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