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. Agriculture accounts for 8% ...
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Sri Lankans count monkeys, peacocks in unprecedented census to curb crop damage
ECONOMYNEXT – People in Sri Lanka counted monkeys, squirrels, and peacocks within five minutes in the first ever island-wide ...
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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 ...
A 'hike for everyone': The 300km route shining a spotlight on Sri Lanka's tea history
The recently opened Pekoe Trail, which runs for more than 300km through tea plantations, villages and forests, tells the ...
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India strengthens ties with Sri Lanka, donates essential medicines
Colombo: India has donated urgently needed medicines to Sri Lanka, responding to an urgent request from Colombo, the Indian ...
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Dengue in the tropics How climate change impacts Sri Lanka’s dengue disease burden
The Western Province of Sri Lanka had been identified as a high-risk Medical Officer of Health (MOH) area since 2010 with a ...
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India gifts Furosemide injections to Sri Lanka following urgent request
India has donated urgently-needed medicines to Sri Lanka responding to an urgent request from Colombo, the Indian High Commission said here on Thursday ...