Mangroves and fishing communities are deeply interconnected, as mangroves play a vital role in sustaining the livelihoods and ecological balance of coastal areas. Here’s an overview of how mangroves benefit fishing communities:
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Visit the Lanka Mangrove Museum to explore the fascinating world of mangrove ecosystems. Discover our educational exhibits, engage in interactive programs, and learn about the critical role mangroves play in sustaining biodiversity and supporting coastal communities. Join us in promoting environmental awareness and conservation efforts for a sustainable future.
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This image shows a group of French tourists visiting the Lanka Mangrove Museum, standing alongside the museum’s Director for a group photograph. Taken during their visit on November 13, 2024, the photo captures the tourists’ enthusiasm for learning about mangrove ecosystems. The Director’s presence highlights the museum’s dedication to engaging international visitors in its conservation mission, fostering environmental awareness through immersive experiences and cross-cultural exchanges.
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This visit highlighted the vital role of academic research in addressing environmental issues. The student’s assignment provided an excellent opportunity to explore deeper insights into the challenges facing mangroves, while the discussion at the museum allowed for a meaningful exchange of ideas on effective conservation strategies.
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Sri Lanka, an island nation surrounded by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, is renowned for its vibrant coral reefs, which support a rich tapestry of marine biodiversity. These reefs, spanning the southern, eastern, and northwestern coasts, are not only critical to the health of marine ecosystems but also play a crucial role in supporting local economies through fisheries, coastal protection, and tourism. In recent years, the focus on coral conservation has intensified, as these delicate ecosystems face increasing threats from human activities and climate change. Here, we delve into the types of corals found in Sri Lanka, highlighting their unique characteristics and ecological importance.
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Join the inspiring journey of the Together With Mangroves Youth Environmental Society as they work to protect the Pambala Lagoon’s mangrove ecosystem. With hands-on nursery care, lagoon research, and educational classes, these dedicated young members are making a positive difference for our planet’s future
Today, the Ammathottam Village Youth Society revisited their recent mangrove planting site to care for the young saplings. Their ongoing efforts contribute to coastal protection and promote a sustainable environment for future generations
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A successful beach cleanup at Marawila Church, led by Lanka Mangrove Museum and St. Xavier’s School, brought together over 50 volunteers to protect and preserve the coastline. Discover the impact of this inspiring community event
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The scouting group from Dhammissara National School visited the Lanka Mangrove Museum, exploring exhibits and gaining valuable environmental knowledge to support their progress in achieving new scouting merit badges
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Forty-four students from Vishakha Girls’ College, Kuliyapitiya, visited the Lanka Mangrove Museum, engaging with exhibits and discovering the role of mangroves in protecting Sri Lanka’s coastlines and biodiversity
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