On March 19, 2025, a group of students from Ocean University visited Pambala Lagoon as part of their research project on microplastic pollution. The Lanka Mangrove Museum facilitated their study, providing guidance and logistical support.
Microplastic in Pambala Lagoon: Research by Ocean University Read More »
On February 22nd, 2025, the Scouts of Chilaw, with the support of the Lanka Mangrove Museum, organized a successful beach cleaning project at the Chilaw Beach area! 🧹🌴 Together, they worked hard to remove waste, helping restore the beauty of the coastline while raising awareness about the importance of keeping our beaches clean. 🗑️✨
Earth Protectors: Scouts of Chilaw Lead Successful Beach Cleanup Read More »
We were delighted to welcome visitors from Italy to the Lanka Mangrove Museum! 🇮🇹✨ They explored our interactive exhibits, learned about the vital role of mangroves in protecting coastal ecosystems, and discovered the importance of conservation efforts.
🇮🇹 Visitors from Italy Explore the Lanka Mangrove Museum! Read More »
A tourist from Germany 🇩🇪 on her journey through Sri Lanka. She was deeply fascinated by our exhibits and showed great interest in learning about the importance of mangrove conservation.
German tourist Explores the Beauty of Lanka Mangrove Museum! Read More »
On February 5, 2025, an important awareness workshop was conducted for Grama Niladaries from the Puttalam District, specifically those enrolled in the Mundalam and Archchikattuwa Divisional Secretariats. The workshop aimed to educate local government officers on forest law and the crucial role of mangrove conservation in environmental protection and sustainable development.
Workshop on Forest Law and Mangrove Conservation Held in Puttalam Read More »
The Lanka Mangrove Museum in Pambala, a hub of knowledge on mangrove ecosystems and conservation, recently welcomed a group of students from the Open University of Sri Lanka. The visit, led by Prof. Roshan, a distinguished professor at the Open University and a Director of the Lanka Mangrove Museum, was an enriching experience that deepened students’ understanding of Sri Lanka’s vital coastal ecosystems.
Undergraduates from Open University visits LMM with Prof. Roshan Read More »
The “Together With Mangroves” Children and Youth Environmental Society at St. Xavier’s National College has taken a giant step forward in its mission to protect the environment. With their official Society T-shirts symbolizing unity and purpose, the group is growing rapidly, inspiring hope for mangrove conservation and environmental sustainability. These young changemakers are setting an example for their peers and communities by taking action to preserve nature and ensure a greener future.
St. Xavier’s Juniors: Our New Guardians of Nature Read More »
A Journey to Lanka’s Mangrove Treasures, Tourist from France explores the exhibits, surrounded by displays of mangrove ecosystems and conservation efforts
Mangrove Treasures: A Heartfelt Journey from France with Love Read More »
At the heart of Sri Lanka’s coastal ecosystems lies a vital treasure: mangroves. These unique ecosystems not only protect coastal communities but also serve as critical habitats for countless species. However, mangroves face unprecedented challenges in a rapidly changing climate. The Lanka Mangrove Museum plays a key role in addressing these challenges through education, conservation, and restoration.
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🌿🌍 A Warm Welcome to Our Russian Visitors! We were delighted to host two enthusiastic tourists from Russia at the Lanka Mangrove Museum today! 🇷🇺✨ Their visit highlights the growing global interest in Sri Lanka’s rich natural heritage, especially the vital role mangroves play in protecting our environment. As they explored our exhibits and learned
The tourist attraction steadily increased! Read More »
