10/Apr/2010
Critically-Endangered Banded Leaf Monkeys Continue to Breed in Singapore
- Breakthrough research by NUS, NParks and WRSCF finds new evidence on population growth
29/Jan/2010
Wildlife Reserves Singapore Signs MOU with Wildlife Conservation Society - To collaborate on field conservation and public education to protect biodiversity in the face of global climate change and human encroachment
10/Dec/2009
Wildlife Reserves Singapore Conservation Fund Opens Grant Applications - Areas for consideration: native wildlife conservation focusing on birdlife and other animals in danger, and impact of climate change on conservation
10/Jul/2009
New Conservation Fund Promises A Boost to Local Wildlife- Wildlife Reserves Singapore Conservation Fund launched to protect and save Singapore’s native endangered species- NUS, first recipient, will embark on a study of Singapore’s native banded langur- S$1 million seed fund from WRS; 20 cents from every entrance ticket(to JBP, NS SZ) sold donated to WRSCF since April 1, 2009
 
 
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