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Wildlife Reserves Singapore Group

Our role in conservation

As a world-leading zoological institution, Wildlife Reserves Singapore (WRS) contributes to the conservation of biodiversity through a number of initiatives, including local and regional conservation support, wildlife research, and awareness campaigns to combat major threats such as the illegal wildlife trade.

Projects supported

Singapore (13)
Singapore

Conservation of Singapore's own Raffles' banded langur

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Singapore

Assessing the population status and ecological niche of the Yellow-Crested Cockatoo in Singapore

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Singapore

Automated acoustic monitoring of amphibians

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Cambodia

Recovering a Siamese Crocodile Population in Sre Ambel River, Cambodia

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Cambodia

Conserving Cambodia’s Royal Turtle

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Cambodia

Vulture conservation in Cambodia

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Indonesia

Addressing human-orangutan conflict in agricultural landscapes

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Indonesia

Collaborative Governance and Monitoring of Biodiversity Impact: Working Together to Protect Tangkoko Nature Reserve, North Sulawesi, Indonesia

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Indonesia

Conservation of the Nantu Forest in North Sulawesi

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Laos

Biodiversity conservation in Nakai-Nam Theun National Protected Area

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Laos

Ending the practice of bear bile farming in Laos PDR

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Malaysia

Tigers on the brink

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Malaysia

Estimating the density of wild elephants in Ulu Muda, northern Peninsular Malaysia

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Philippines

Measures to improve captive husbandry and translocation of the Palawan forest turtle

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Philippines

Saving the Great Philippine Eagle in the Northern Sierra Madre Mountains of Luzon Island

Philippines

Community-based conservation of the Philippine Cockatoo Cacatua haematuropygia and its habitats

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Thailand

King cobra conservation - Education and capacity building in rural northeast Thailand

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Vietnam

Conservation of the Tonkin Snub-nosed Monkey in Khau Ca Forest, Northeast Vietnam

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SE Asia

Asian Species Action Partnership

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SE Asia

Tacking Wildlife Trade in Southeast Asia

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Apply for conservation support

WRS is proud to contribute to the protection of threatened species in their native habitats by funding local and regional conservation and research projects. We are keen to support: (a) Projects that have a direct and positive impact on the survival of a threatened species in the wild; (b) Research that can help develop better tools and strategies for the management of captive wild animal populations; (c) Studies that will benefit conservation strategy planning for species in their native habitats; and (d) Efforts that encourage and foster sustainable and ethical behaviours towards animals and nature through engaging and innovative conservation out-reach programs.

Conservation support for projects within Singapore

Conservation support for projects within Singapore

Established in 2009, WRSCF supports research initiatives that focus on Singapore’s biodiversity. The fund has supported the protection of many species including the endangered banded leaf monkey, the elusive leopard cat and coral reefs.

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Regional conservation support for projects outside Singapore

Regional conservation support for projects outside Singapore

Southeast Asia is an important biodiversity hotspot in need of sustainable conservation efforts. We have supported numerous projects in the region through funding on-ground projects, as well as capacity building workshops.

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Choose from a range of initiatives to support our work in wildlife conservation.
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Our strategic conservation partners

To achieve the best possible conservation outcomes, we collaborate with like-minded organisations such as other zoos, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), government agencies, academic institutions and nature interest groups. Some of our partners are: