Tusker Kavantissa’s death exposes Sri Lanka’s wildlife conservation crisis
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by Prof. Ranjith Bandara, Emeritus Professor, University of Colombo This article examines why community exclusion, excessive bureaucratic control, unequal distribution of conservation benefits, weak institutional accountability, and short-s...
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- —Ranjith Bandara, Emeritus Professor, University of Colombo This article examines why community exclusion, excessive bureaucratic control, unequal distribution of conservation benefits, weak institutional accountability, and short-sighted political leadership continue to undermine wildlife conservation in Sri Lanka.
- —The death of Tusker Kavantissa is more than the loss of one of Sri Lanka’s most remarkable [].
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