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Sri Lankan law does not require dead tuskers’ heads to be buried separately. Read what the wildlife law says and why heads may be removed.
The world has lost much of its wildlife abundance over the past five decades, with monitored animal populations declining sharply across ecosystems. Yet, amid this global deterioration, India offers some encouraging examples of wildlife recovery, demonstrating that sustained conservation efforts…
Bait left at the edge of a field looks like food to a hungry animal. That is the whole design of a hakka-patas: an explosive that goes off in the mouth of whatever bites. On 6 October, wildlife officers in…
For the first time in more than a decade, census officers are going door to door across Sri Lanka to count the country’s farms, fields and livestock. What they record over the next ten weeks will shape agricultural planning, from…
A rainbow sea slug found in Cornwall offers a vivid clue to warming seas and changing UK marine life. Discover why the tiny visitor matters.
The elephant-headed god is in the pandals. The temple parades, fort safaris and interstate transfers that keep thousands of Asian elephants in harness are still running, and the rising heat is making the work more dangerous for the animals and the crowds around them.
The loss of biodiversity beneath the Earth’s surface has emerged as one of the world’s major threats to healthy soils, according to a new global assessment by the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO). The Status of…
On World Environment Day 2026, Sri Lanka quietly made one of its most important conservation decisions in recent years. While global attention often focuses on disappearing rainforests and endangered wildlife elsewhere, the country took a significant step toward safeguarding its…
As the world marks the International Day for Biological Diversity 2026, scientists are warning that humanity is entering one of the most dangerous periods in the history of life on Earth. Forests continue to shrink across the tropics, freshwater ecosystems…
As the world observes International Day for Biological Diversity 2026 under the theme “Acting locally for global impact”, the message is clear: protecting biodiversity begins with local action. Communities, governments, and individuals all have a role in conserving ecosystems that…
