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Sri Lanka’s coral reefs are home to a diverse array of coral species, from vibrant soft corals and resilient hard corals to unique blue and black corals. These corals not only sustain marine life but also provide valuable resources and protection to the country’s coastal communities. Preserving and protecting these coral reefs is essential for maintaining Sri Lanka’s marine biodiversity and supporting sustainable livelihoods.

Exploring the Rich Diversity of Corals in Sri Lanka: A Treasure of Marine Biodiversity

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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Awareness Programme on Mangrove Conservation for local fishing community

Awareness Programme on Mangrove Conservation for Local Fishing Community Date: 08 OCT 2024 The Lanka Mangrove Museum hosted an awareness programme for the local fishing community to emphasize the importance of mangrove conservation. The session was conducted by the Director of the museum, who shared valuable insights into how mangroves play a crucial role in maintaining

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