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Relief in Sri Lanka as key threat to nonprotected forests is repealed
COLOMBO — Environmental activists in Sri Lanka are celebrating the end of a 2020 decree that left the island’s nonprotected forests more vulnerable to agriculture and development projects.
Waves to Wildlife, Tea to Tranquility: Sri Lanka’s South Coast Is This Winter’s Hottest Destination
For those who like their luxury with a side of adventure, the buzzy southern coast of Sri Lanka firmly delivers.
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Sri Lanka joins the global fight to protect our oceans
Greenpeace South Asia commends the Sri Lankan Cabinet of Minister’s approval for the proposal made by the Minister of Foreign ...
The Sunday Times5d
WNPS lecture on novel efforts to protect our forests
Sri Lanka’s forest cover has degraded over the past decades in a massive way. Protecting both state-owned and privately- owned forest patches is vital to save our endemic and endangered flora and ...
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Steering Sri Lanka Away from Kakistocracy
Sri Lanka was well on its way to becoming a failed state. Bankrupt, riddled with corruption from top to bottom and at the ...
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Sri Lanka’s Hunas Holdings divests subsidiary Rainforest Tea Factory
Sri Lanka's Hunas Holdings said it has sold its subsidiary Rainforest Tea Factory (Pvt) Ltd for 1.215 billion rupees.
State-backed changes to demographics and cultural identities keep tensions alive in post-war Sri Lanka
In the Tamil-majority northern province of Sri Lanka, as a road turns uphill towards Old Chemmalai, near the scenic Nayaru Lagoon in Mullait ...
The Daily Mirror1d
Sri Lanka joins global fight to protect oceans
Greenpeace South Asia commends the Sri Lankan Cabinet of Minister’s approval for the proposal made by the Minister of Foreign ...