Elephants roaming around Ehetuwewa Nakolagane Rajamaha Viharaya It has been confirmed that there are no “Sannasa” lands in this area and all lands belong to the government Forest land which...
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groundviews.org Today is World Biodiversity Day Photo courtesy of Namal Kamalgoda Sri Lanka is home to about 900 species of vertebrates, about 960 species groups of invertebrates (mostly insects), 3,000...
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Sri Lanka needs to have an effective food management strategy to deal with the current crisis situation The following article is based on the presentation at the Monthly Seminar of...
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By Deshai Botheju, Ph.D.M.Sc.Tech.(Norway), M.Sc., B.Sc.Eng. (1st Hons., UoM), AIChE, AMIE(SL)deshaibotheju@acses.org divaina.lk Recent explosions and gas leak accidents related to domestic LP gas cylinders have created an environment of fear,...
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Those who entered the forest disregarding these warnings have been beaten up The villagers informing Kirioya Atharagalla Grama Niladhari Officer, Bakamuna Divisional Secretary and the Bakamuna Pradesha Sabha Chairman did...
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Kamanthi Wickramsinghe – dailymirror.lk As such, the Muthurajawela Wetland is exposed to the risk of rapid urbanization which would pose short-term and long-term impacts on Colombo and the suburbsResidents fear...
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By Dr. Kokila Konasinghe Dr Kokila Konasinghe is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Public and International Law and the founding Director of Centre for Environmental Law and Policy...
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dailymirror.lk Conservationists cry foul A controversial new gazette has been issued seeking to employ elephants for work and tourism, which critics argue is a racket disguised as measures to protect...
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M S M Ayub – dailymirror.lk The government who are attempting to put the total blame for the fourth wave of coronavirus on the Opposition parties and the trade unions...
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Duruthu Edirimuni Chandrasekera – sundaytimes.lk Economic realities are decided on the street and not in the confines of policymakers’ rooms. This was amply displayed when local banks with fast depleting...
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