Our flagship local grant programme supports biodiversity projects in Singapore that enhance ecological connectivity and foster a biophilic city. A project can encompass various areas under any of these three key pillars:
Applicants may apply for funding of:
For any queries, please contact Dr Andie Ang ([email protected])
Located at Rainforest Wild Adventure East, Mandai Wildlife Centre is a dedicated facility to the veterinary care, rehabilitation and recovery of Singapore's rescued native wildlife, giving them a second chance at life.
It advances wildlife conservation in Singapore by improving outcomes for rescued native wildlife, and also supports research and knowledge-building into the veterinary care and rehabilitation of native wildlife.
A wide range of wildlife will be cared for at the Centre, including the Sunda pangolin, Sunda colugo, common palm civet, reticulated python, as well as birds like the Sunda scops owl, white-collared kingfisher and white-bellied sea eagle.
Mandai Wildlife Centre is operated by Mandai Nature and supported by a S$1.5 million commitment over three years from Marina Bay Sands.
The biobanking laboratory serves as the scientific engine of Mandai Academy and a vital genetic safety net for global biodiversity. The lab maintains a repository of nearly 4,000 biological samples from 146 threatened species. By specialising in assisted reproduction (ART), stem cell technology, and wildlife sustainability, we provide the rigorous scientific foundation required to pull vulnerable species back from the brink of extinction.
Beyond the lab, we aim to be a regional leader in capacity building, hosting professional workshops as well as local and international collaborations that elevate conservation standards across Southeast Asia. In March 2026, we reached a transformative milestone by consolidating our operations into a newly refurbished, centralised facility. This expanded headquarters enhances our capabilities, and transformation from a repository of samples into a proactive engine for active conservation.