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The Lanka Mangrove Museum recently hosted 40 women from the Pannala region, highlighting the importance of mangroves for environmental balance and sustainable development. During the visit, participants engaged in interactive sessions and workshops, gaining insights into conservation techniques and the critical role mangroves play in combating climate change. This initiative underscores the museum’s commitment to empowering communities, especially women, through education and advocacy for environmental sustainability.

A mass media student from Eastern University of Sri Lanka explores the Lanka Mangrove Museum, delving into mangrove conservation and cultural preservation.

A group of students from Open University Nawala recently visited the Lanka Mangrove Museum to enhance their knowledge of mangrove ecosystems. The visit included interactive sessions on the ecological significance of mangroves, their role in coastal protection, and ongoing conservation initiatives. This educational experience aimed to foster environmental stewardship among the students, equipping them with insights into preserving these vital coastal habitats.