Today, the young nature enthusiasts of the “Kadolana Samaga Api” Children’s Society enjoyed an educational visit to the lagoon, experiencing the beauty and importance of mangrove ecosystems firsthand.
Exploring the Lagoon with “Kadolana Samaga Api” Children’s Society! Read More »
A research study was conducted on 12 October 2026 to investigate mangrove saplings planted in 1994, 1996, and 1998 in the Pambala–Chilaw Lagoon area. The study aimed to examine these historical mangrove plantations and contribute to a better understanding of long-term mangrove growth and conservation.
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On 10th October 2026, a discussion on mangrove conservation was held at the Lanka Mangrove Museum & Learning Center with the participation of Grama Niladhari Officers from the Madampe Divisional Secretariat.
The discussion focused on the importance of protecting mangrove ecosystems, promoting environmental awareness, and strengthening community involvement in mangrove conservation initiatives.
On 7th October 2026, the Lanka Mangrove Museum & Learning Center warmly welcomed four international visitors, including two from India and two from Russia, who visited the museum separately during the day.
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On 28 September 2026, a student from the University of Peradeniya visited the Lanka Mangrove Museum to gather information on Blue Carbon and mangrove ecosystems.
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Pambala, Sri Lanka – 15 September 2026
The Lanka Mangrove Museum was honoured to welcome Ms. Karen Peterson, Senior Manager of Special Initiatives at Seacology, and Ms. Leela Padmini Batuwitage, Field Representative for Sri Lanka at Seacology, on 15 September 2026.
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On 3 September 2026, a research team from the University of Kelaniya, led by Dr. Wasana de Silva, conducted a field research programme in the mangrove ecosystem of Pambala, Chilaw, Sri Lanka.
The research team carried out field-based investigations within the mangrove environment, focusing on understanding the ecological characteristics and importance of this valuable coastal ecosystem. Field research of this nature provides important scientific information that contributes to a better understanding of mangrove ecosystems and supports their effective conservation and sustainable management.
On 18 August 2026, a tree-planting programme was conducted with the participation of the Kalpitiya Nachchikalliya Children’s Society.
The programme aimed to encourage children to understand the importance of environmental conservation and to develop a sense of responsibility towards protecting nature. The children actively participated in planting young plants and learned about the importance of caring for them and protecting the environment.
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🌿 World Mangrove Day Celebration 2026 🌿 On 01 August 2026, the Lanka Mangrove Museum and Learning Center proudly celebrated World Mangrove Day, bringing together environmental experts, government representatives, students, and community members to raise awareness of the importance of mangrove conservation.The celebration commenced with a vibrant traditional dance performance by the “Together with Mangroves”
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🌿 Mangrove Awareness Programme and Mangrove Reserve Clean-up in Celebration of International Mangrove Day 2026 🌿 Today, in celebration of International Mangrove Day, a Mangrove Awareness Programme and a Mangrove Reserve Clean-up Campaign were successfully conducted to promote environmental conservation and community participation. The programme brought together enthusiastic participants from: Students of the Ocean University
