Around 40% of Sri Lanka remains forested and the country is a biodiversity hotspot, with elephants, leopards, peacocks, ...
The Memphis Zoo's latest conservation effort is well underway in Sri Lanka. The effort seeks to keep animals safe and to root ...
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Beyond human loss, floods from Cyclone Ditwah devastate Sri Lanka’s wildlife
COLOMBO — Sri Lanka continues to grapple with the human toll of Cyclone Ditwah, which triggered devastating floods and ...
Photo courtesy of Spencer Manuelpillai Deforestation and the human-animal conflict have become dangerously intertwined as ...
DEDURU OYA, Sri Lanka (AP) — An invasive fish is threatening the livelihood of people in this northwestern village by aggressively eating traditional fish and shellfish species in the Deduru Oya ...
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Discovering how street dogs in Sri Lanka really communicate
Spending time in Sri Lanka quickly taught us that communication goes far beyond spoken words, especially when it comes to ...
Sri Lanka’s misty hill country, a hub for nature-based tourism, is currently grappling with the aftermath of Cyclone Ditwah. Landslides, flash floods and damaged infrastructure have disrupted the peak ...
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