ELEPHANTS: They just could be us!!!
At WNPS, we believe conservation must move beyond conflict towards practical, science-based solutions that safeguard both people and wildlife.
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As part of a special series of expert perspectives marking Sri Lanka Leopard Day, WNPS is pleased to share this insightful article by Dr @AndrewKittle, exploring the misconceptions and realities surrounding one of Sri Lanka’s most iconic wildcats
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Human–elephant coexistence is one of Sri Lanka’s defining conservation challenges.
This World Elephant Day, join WNPS on Wednesday, 12 August for a thought-provoking lecture by world-renowned elephant conservation
Read the article
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BMICH | 6 PM
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As we approach Sri Lankan Leopard Day on August 1, a new analysis of leopard mortality reveals a disturbing trend: leopard deaths are increasing, and snaring is emerging as one of the most significant threats to our national animal
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The book will be launched at 5 p.m. on 30 July at Jasmine Hall, BMICH. It will be available at a special pre-launch price of Rs. 5,000 at the launch. All are welcome,
One island. One iconic big cat. One opportunity to get conservation right.
Read today's feature, then join Prof. Ahimsa Campos-Arceiz at the NTB WNPS Monthly Lecture on 16 July
Read: https://t.co/m5GP7eN8Gm
Can Sri Lanka become Asia's leopard stronghold?
Prof. Ahimsa Campos-Arceiz believes we can—but only if conservation extends beyond national parks into the landscapes we all share
Read the feature: https://t.co/qbO8Bbwc2Q
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The future of #SriLanka's #leopard won't be decided inside national parks alone—it will be decided in the landscapes we share
Join world-renowned conservation scientist Prof. Ahimsa Campos-Arceiz on 16 July at BMICH.
Read https://t.co/wqx2TsfnfP
#SriLankaLeopardDay
Can Sri Lanka’s #leopards thrive alongside people in a rapidly changing landscape? Join Prof. Ahimsa Campos-Arceiz as he explores the science, challenges and hope behind human–leopard coexistence
📅 16 July | ��� 6.00 pm 📍 Jasmine Hall, BMICH
Free & open to all.
Beyond national parks, the future of Sri Lanka’s leopards is being mapped. The WNPS–LOLC Multi-Regional Leopard Research & Conservation Project spans six landscapes, generating critical science to support human–leopard coexistence and conservation. #SriLankanLeopard
If you care about Sri Lanka’s wild spaces, this is where the conversation becomes action.
Read more: Daily FT feature on the lecture
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Conservation in action—science, law, and communities driving real impact across Sri Lanka. Join the conversation
Join us for Monthly Lecture 21st May 2026, 6 pm Jasmine Hall, BMICH
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From the smallest life that crawls our forests to those we rarely even notice — they all cross the same roads you do
This long weekend, slow down. Look twice. Give them a chance to live
They don’t get a second chance. You do
Ready to put our city on the map? 🌏 Registration is open for the #CityNatureChallenge!
From April 24–27, join a global movement to document local biodiversity
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