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Sri Lanka is entering a critical phase of the 2026 El Niño event, with the country potentially facing a shift from the water shortages and dry conditions experienced in recent months to above-normal rainfall and flooding risks later this year(October-November),…
Under the national initiative to protect Sri Lanka’s coastal and marine ecosystems, the exceptional Coral Conservation Centre and Laboratory complex currently being established in Nilaveli, Trincomalee, was formally inspected by the Deputy Minister of Environment, Anton Jayakody, on August 25.…
Water security, drought resilience, and land restoration emerged as major priorities at the 17th Conference of the Parties (COP17) to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), held in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, from 17 to 28 August 2026. Against a…
In August, Sri Lanka’s government asked its paddy farmers to plant two weeks early. Water releases, fertiliser distribution and the whole Maha calendar were to be pulled forward so that cultivation could begin in the first days of October rather…
In seven of Sri Lanka’s 25 districts, the water bowser has become the rhythm of the week. Roughly 75 litres per family, every two or three days, trucked in from parts of the island that still have water to spare.…
Protecting elephant corridors is more than drawing boundaries on a map. Sri Lanka must ensure that these ancient movement routes remain functional, connected and free from the pressures that drive elephants into human settlements. For generations, Sri Lanka’s wild elephants…
A single line in the 2026 Environmental Performance Index has handed Sri Lanka its most quotable environmental result in years: first place in South Asia for climate change mitigation. The score behind that headline, 48.71 out of 100, deserves a…
In the eastern reaches of Sri Lanka’s largest national park, drinking water now arrives by truck. Wildlife officers are running bowsers into Wilpattu and pumping water into concrete ponds so that deer, elephants and smaller animals have something to drink…
Climate change is usually measured in what disappears: hectares lost to flood, harvests shortened by drought, prices pushed beyond reach. A growing body of research points to a loss that leaves no visible trace on the field or the market,…
As climate change intensifies, access to safe drinking water is becoming one of the world’s most pressing challenges. More frequent floods, prolonged droughts, damaged water infrastructure and declining water quality are leaving millions vulnerable, particularly in low-income and rural communities.…
