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The Bengkulu Provincial Environment and Forestry Office along with the police and a number of local environmental organizations are intensifying the forest ...

By Ifham Nizam Lead scientist on Molecular Biology and Plant Taxonomy Dr. Nilanthi Rajapakse of the Department of Wildlife Conservation and her team have discovered a new species of Nelu, Strobilanthes glandulataNilanthi (Acanthaceae) based on morphological and molecular data, from the Knuckles Forest Reserve. Morphological and DNA evidence were used to distinguish the new plant […]

By Dr Upul Wijayawardhana A campaign, started by a Sri Lankan doctor, resident in UK, through a WhatsApp group, became the focal point for a massive campaign against a government which put self-interest before that of the country, resulting, paradoxically, in totally unexpected consequences. True, it forced the resignation of the entire Cabinet. However, I […]

BY Nimal Gunatilleke (First part of this article appeared yesterday) Sustainable finance refers to the process of taking environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria (developed by the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment – PRI) into account, when making investment decisions in the financial sector. These in turn will lead to more long-term investments in […]

Believed to imbue romantic powers, ‘chuparosas’ are widely sold in Mexico and, now, the United States, writes forensic ornithologist Pepper Trail.

A rare baby rhino was welcomed to the world at the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary in Way Kambas National Park, Indonesia, last week.

/PRNewswire/ -- SeaWorld today announced the start of Inside Look, an annual experience that brings guests behind-the-scenes to learn more about animal care at...

Sri Lanka has much to share with South Asia and beyond about making greener and more socially inclusive investments as it recovers from COVID-19.

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