In Pursuit of Excellence in Sustainability: Marina Bay Sands Contributes More Than $1.1 Million to the Mandai Wildlife Centre
Key Highlights
- ➤Marina Bay Sands donated more than $1.1 million over three years to Mandai Wildlife Centre
- ➤Two-year Marina Bay Sands-SG Eco Fund partnership targets environmental sustainability and climate resilience
- ➤SG Eco Fund supports community sustainability projects through a $39 million program
- ➤Marina Bay Sands and WWF Singapore expanded collaboration into supply-chain deforestation risks
- ➤Sands funded reforestation work employing four indigenous Orang Sungei women in Malaysian Borneo
Expert Statements
Meridith Beaujean, Assistant vice president of sustainability and ESG at Marina Bay Sands
“We are delighted to support partners such as Mandai Nature in protecting Singapore's native biodiversity”
Meridith Beaujean, Assistant vice president of sustainability and ESG at Marina Bay Sands
“As a world-leading hospitality destination, we depend on healthy environments and vibrant biodiversity to create places that people value and want to experience.”
Meridith Beaujean, Assistant vice president of sustainability and ESG at Marina Bay Sands
“Supporting the center aligns with our belief that long-term destination success and wildlife conservation are closely linked, and that the hospitality sector has a responsibility to contribute meaningfully to both.”
Katarina Tesarova, Senior vice president and chief sustainability officer at Las Vegas Sands
“We've aligned with these leading environmental organizations because we are committed to advancing sustainability in all aspects of our business and in our regions.”
Katarina Tesarova, Senior vice president and chief sustainability officer at Las Vegas Sands
“Our partners help us be a better environmental steward, while we help our partners deepen their impact and advance their missions.”
Katarina Tesarova, Senior vice president and chief sustainability officer at Las Vegas Sands
“Our relationships have been mutually beneficial, with the ultimate goal of finding new and better ways to protect the environmental ecosystems and natural resources in our regions.”
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESS Newswire / October 6, 2026 / Las Vegas Sands
In late July, Marina Bay Sands announced a donation of more than $1.1 million over three years to the Mandai Wildlife Centre, Singapore's newest rehabilitation facility for rescued native wildlife.
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