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Sri Lankan study identifies new jellyfish, sparking interest in the species - Vimarsana News

Sri Lankan study identifies new jellyfish, sparking interest in the species

Colombo, SRI LANKA — Like floating mushrooms with thin and transparent tentacles, jellyfish would have been drifting in the oceanic currents for several millions of years and even predating the dinosaurs’ reign on Earth. Although accidental stings and mass beaching draws some attention, no systematic study has been conducted on the jellyfish in Sri Lanka […]

The economic value of elephants in Sri Lanka for tourism - Vimarsana News

The economic value of elephants in Sri Lanka for tourism

Friday, 25 December 2020 00:00 -       It is estimated that there are some 6,000 wild elephants in Sri Lanka today. This then means that there is a treasure worth more than Rs. 23.4 billion ($ 128 m) out in the wild “There is no creature among all the beasts of the world which hath so great and ample demonstration of the power and wisdom of almighty God as the Elephant” – Edward Topsell From time immemorial, travellers of days gone by and modern-day tourists have been fascinated by Sri Lanka’s elephants. Today, wildlife, and elephants in particular, is a major component o...

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Daily Mirror - Conserve our Wildlife Heritage for present and future generations: Conservationists appeal to President - Vimarsana News

Daily Mirror - Conserve our Wildlife Heritage for present and future generations: Conservationists appeal to President

A few days after Dr Pilapitiya’s resignation officials of the Department of Wildlife had said that every Director General of Wildlife and even wildlife officials were subject to immense political pressure. Most of the conservationists contacted were of the view that Sri Lanka’s wildlife could be conserved even at this late stage President Gotabaya Rajapaksa should take up the challenge Elephant at Yala National Park (Endangered) The Wildlife Department was established in October 1949 but the first attempt to stop the destruction of Sri Lanka’s wildlife resources was made in 1889, by th...