Leaf-nosed lizards (Ceratophora tennentii) are found in the wet tropical montane cloud forests of Sri Lanka’s Knuckles Mountain Range at elevations of 760–1,220 meters (2,490–4,000 feet).

The cloud forests of Sri Lanka are otherworldly places. Covered by a tight-knit, towering canopy of trees, these tropical rainforests are dark and wet, with a constant drip of water – the result ...

The country is actively seeking contributions from both local and global providers to develop its cloud infrastructure under ...

Sri Lanka. OLU is a natural mineral water originating 4,300 feet above sea level, from the cloud forests of Sri Lanka.

Addressing some of the most critical environmental challenges Sri Lanka faces today, renowned conservationist and orinthologist Prof. Sarath Kotagama recently delivered a thought-provoking speech on ...

Sri Lanka is working to protect all of its mangroves. Not only can mangrove forests capture carbon and protect against floods, they also act as nurseries for fish and marine animals.

Dellawa forest is in the buffer zone of Sinharaja World Heritage Site and International Biosphere Reserve. It is clearly evident that Sri Lanka faces a formidable challenge in environmental governance ...

Forest bathing could be a niche that could be exploited by Sri Lanka Tourism to create a unique and high-yielding product, utilising the country’s freely available natural assets.

While business entities are moving into cloud based data storage solutions worldwide, in Sri Lanka the enterprise cloud is at the tip of the iceberg, says Finetech Consultancy CEO, Clehan Pulle.