Keeping everyone informed
As the world marks Environment Day on June 5, Yomal Senerath-Yapa visits the threatened Anavilundawa wetlands where the WNPs together with the Wayamba University and Wildlife Dept. is involved in restoring a critical ecosystem.
WNPS files a fundamental rights application in the Supreme Court aimed at protecting the unique ecosystem of Mannar Island
The Society’s petition argues that the project ‘poses a severe threat to the island’s unique biodiversity and pristine landscapes’
In a bid to bridge the gap between scientific conservation efforts and community prosperity, the Anawilundawa Assisted Natural Regeneration of Mangroves project has been making waves since its inception in 2020.
Partnership between WNPS and National Zoological Gardens focuses on saving Sri Lanka's critically endangered endemic species, the Asoka Barb, through captive in-situ breeding program