The participation of the Teenage Environment Society in the mangrove planting along the Dutch Canal on Day 3
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Quay’s garfish, scientifically referred to as Hyporhamphus quoyi, is a fascinating member of the family Hemiramphidae. Known for its slender, elongated body and distinctive beak-like jaws, this fish is commonly found in coastal waters, estuaries, and lagoons across the Indo-Pacific region.
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Epinephelus tauvina, commonly known as the greasy grouper or brown-spotted reef cod, is a robust and highly adaptable fish species in the family Serranidae. Found in warm waters across the Indo-Pacific, this species is of significant ecological, cultural, and economic importance in its native range.
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Pentaceraster cumingi, commonly known as the Cuming’s sea star, is a strikingly beautiful species of starfish native to the Indo-Pacific region. Known for its unique appearance and ecological significance, this sea star is a fascinating marine organism that captivates marine enthusiasts and researchers alike.
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On December 5, 2024, the Lanka Mangrove Museum had the honor of hosting a geography student from Ruhuna University. The student, who is currently working on an assignment focused on mangrove deforestation and protection, engaged in an enlightening discussion with our Museum Director.
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Today, the Ammathottam Village Youth Society revisited their recent mangrove planting site to care for the young saplings. Their ongoing efforts contribute to coastal protection and promote a sustainable environment for future generations
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The scouting group from Dhammissara National School visited the Lanka Mangrove Museum, exploring exhibits and gaining valuable environmental knowledge to support their progress in achieving new scouting merit badges
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On January 10, 2025, students from Maravila Girls’ School visited the Lanka Mangrove Museum to explore the exhibits and learn about mangrove conservation. The visit was part of the museum’s ongoing educational efforts to promote environmental awareness among young minds. The students gained insights into the critical role mangroves play in protecting coastlines, supporting biodiversity, and mitigating climate change. Interactive exhibits and expert-guided discussions made the learning experience engaging and informative.
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The Mangrove Tree Planting Initiative in Ammathottam Village highlights a remarkable effort to restore coastal ecosystems. This community-driven project by the Lanka Mangrove Museum emphasizes conservation, biodiversity, and sustainable livelihoods. With active participation from local residents and environmental experts, the initiative promotes awareness of mangrove preservation’s vital role in combating climate change and protecting marine habitats.
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The Ammathottam ‘Together With Mangroves’ Youth Environmental Society participated in an awareness programme on swamp and mudflat environments, led by the Mangrove Museum Director, highlighting the importance of mangroves for coastal protection and biodiversity
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