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Sea bass Harvest - Tirukkovil

Improving Livelihoods of Coastal Communities: novel cage culture experience from Tirukkovil

Under the Mangroves for the Future coastal management programme, the Sri Lanka Country Office of IUCN, International Union for Conservation of Nature is implementing a project on post-tsunami ecosystem restoration in the Ampara District with financial assistance of the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA).   

15 Jan 2009 | News - News story
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Kammandhaluwa

Kammandhaluwa is smiling and prosperous – With water from a Small Tank restored by a Women’s Society

The Wilpotha Kantha Ithurum Parishramaya (Women’s Saving Effort-Wilpotha), an NGO from Wilpotha in  Puttalam was one of the recipients of a small grants scheme, implemented by IUCN Sri Lanka under the Community Conservation Support Fund (CCSF) financed by the Royal Netherlands Embassy in Sri  Lanka.   

22 Dec 2008 | News - News story

CIDA Ampara

The CIDA funded Post-Tsunami Ecosystem Restoration Project SRI LANKA - AMPARA DISTRICT

 The CIDA funded Post-Tsunami Ecosystem Restoration Project SRI LANKA - AMPARA DISTRICT provides support to the ongoing rehabilitation programme of the Government of Sri Lanka 

25 Nov 2008 | News - News story

Spotlight on Species Archive

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Common Names:
Ceylon Tiger (E)
Scientific Name:
Parantica taprobana
Status:
Endemic Nationally Threatened and Globally Near Threatened

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Key Projects

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Koulara is a small village that is in close proximity to the Udawalawe National Park. Around 20 years ago, this village community depended on brick making using local clay. That changed when a large sugar plantation and factory was established in the area.

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Publications

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 The 2007 Red List of Threatened Fauna and Flora of Sri Lanka was launched on the 21st of November 2007 at the Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall (BMICH) in Colombo by the Minister of Environment and Natural Resources;

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