Sri Lanka counts monkeys, peacocks and squirrels to tackle crop damage
Sri Lanka began a wildlife census on Saturday to count monkeys, peacocks and giant squirrels, aiming to manage their populations as farmers complain of agricultural losses.
India's plans for massive transshipment port on Nicobar Islands spark controversy
India is pressing ahead with a container terminal on a remote Indian Ocean island chain. Its location along the Malacca ...
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“Sri Lanka has lot to offer the world”: Conservation scientist Dr. M. Sanjayan
By Shanika Sriyananda A Sri Lankan born world famous conservation scientist and the Conservation International’s Chief ...
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Sri Lanka calls for five-minute surveys to identify crop-raiding animals
Sri Lanka’s newly appointed minister of agriculture K. D. Lalkantha told the Parliament that farmers should have the right to ...
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Sri Lankan Defense Budget Grows Despite Troop Reductions
Colombo’s selection of partners for weapons and training will be a significant strategic decision for the NPP government, ...
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Solar Dreams vs Bureaucratic Nightmares: Sri Lanka’s Sustainable Energyat a Crossroads
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) conducted a valuable workshop on the way forward for Sri Lanka towards an enhanced renewable ...
A resort entirely staffed and run by women in Sri Lanka seeks to break gender barriers
After leaving school, Jeewanthi Adikari was determined to pursue her studies in accounting. But her life took a different ...