Rotaract Club Students Visit the Lanka Mangrove Museum & Learning Center

On 10th January 2026, a group of students representing the Rotaract Club of the University of Sri Jayewardenepura visited the Lanka Mangrove Museum & Learning Center with the aim of collecting information on mangrove conservation. The visit was part of their efforts to deepen their understanding of coastal ecosystems and the vital role mangroves play in environmental protection.

During the program, the Director of the Museum delivered an informative session, highlighting the ecological, social, and economic importance of mangroves. The students learned about mangrove biodiversity, conservation challenges, and the initiatives being carried out to protect and restore these valuable ecosystems in Sri Lanka.

Following the indoor session, the students, along with the museum staff, proceeded to the field for direct observations. The visit concluded with an interactive discussion, where students shared their observations and clarified questions with the Director and staff. The Lanka Mangrove Museum & Learning Center greatly appreciated the enthusiasm shown by the Rotaract Club members and continues to support educational visits that inspire youth engagement in mangrove conservation and environmental stewardship.

During the program, the Director of the Museum delivered an informative session, highlighting the ecological, social, and economic importance of mangroves. The students learned about mangrove biodiversity, conservation challenges, and the initiatives being carried out to protect and restore these valuable ecosystems in Sri Lanka.
Following the indoor session, the students, along with the museum staff, proceeded to the field for direct observations. This field visit provided hands-on exposure to mangrove species, their adaptations, and the surrounding lagoon environment. The practical experience helped the students connect theoretical knowledge with real-world conservation practices.
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