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])
The Conservation HeadStarter Programme offers passionate youth a structured pathway to launch their careers in conservation through hands-on experiences, mentorship and professional development opportunities.
Candidates will:
For any queries, please contact Dr Jessica Lee ([email protected])
The Mandai Wildlife Centre strengthens efforts to provide expert care for rescued native wildlife, giving them a second chance at life. It will advance veterinary care and research for native species across Singapore, supporting evidence-based treatments and a deeper understanding of local biodiversity. The Centre will also integrate wildlife health with ecological management and habitat conservation.
It will also serve as a training hub for Southeast Asia, equipping conservation professionals with the skills and knowledge essential to safeguard wildlife.
The biobanking programme serves as Mandai Nature Academy's scientific engine and a vital "genetic safety net" for global biodiversity. Formally integrated into Mandai Nature in 2024, the lab maintains a repository of nearly 4,000 biological samples from 146 threatened species.
Specialising in assisted reproduction techniques (ART), stem cell technology, and wildlife sustainability, we provide the rigourous 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 for biobanking. We have hosted professional workshops as well as local and international collaborations to elevate conservation standards across Southeast Asia.