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Only certified, trained safari jeep drivers allowed into Yala National Park from Jan.1 - Breaking News - Vimarsana News

Only certified, trained safari jeep drivers allowed into Yala National Park from Jan.1 - Breaking News

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More on jungle treks: Lahugala and bold leopards - Vimarsana News

More on jungle treks: Lahugala and bold leopards

BY H A I Katugaha (Continued from last week) One morning in the 1950’s we had gone across into Yala Block 2 and our destination was Walaskema in search of the famous crossed tusker, so named because of the crossing of the tusks in front. We had Block 2 all to ourselves. Parking the jeep, […]

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Leopards at Pilimagala and Kumana - Vimarsana News

Leopards at Pilimagala and Kumana

By Walter R. Gooneratne I have made frequent jungle trips over the past 50 years, and these covered most regions of the country. I have camped out on several occasions in the intermediate zones of both Ruhuna and Wilpattu National Parks, but however interesting and exciting these were, the first trip was the most memorable. […]

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Natural Reserve over 40 years ago - Vimarsana News

Natural Reserve over 40 years ago

By Lyn de Alwis And at last we arrived at Rugamtota! We were on the threshold of Yala’s wonderland beyond the Menik Ganga, with its vast plains from which rose the rock massifs of Banawelkema, Mayagala and Muduntalawa. There had been many a time when I sat on a fallen kumbuk log in front of […]

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