SAFE Sloth Bear Team visits Sri Lanka

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CHATURANGA PRADEEP SAMARAWICKRAMA Follow

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A 14-member team from the Saving Animals from Extinction (SAFE) Sloth Bear Programme of the American Association of Zoos and Aquariums is currently in Sri Lanka.

The programme aims to educate, train and support ongoing sloth bear research and conservation efforts conducted by the Sri Lanka Wildlife Conservation Society, as well as assist the Wildlife Conservation Department in providing medical treatment to sloth bears.

The team has also brought valuable medical supplies to support the Department's efforts.

Workshops will be held for the Department’s veterinarians in Giritale and at the Elephant Transit Home (ETH).

This programme underscores Sri Lanka’s commitment to protecting its endangered wildlife and highlights the international support the country is receiving for its conservation efforts.

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Jayantha Wednesday, 20 November 2024 11:10 AM

I doubt this programme underscores Sri Lanka’s commitment to protecting its endangered wildlife. Specially when it comes to wild elephants. I also wish to proposed to this organization to get down some ADVANCED THERMAL DETECTORS to be fitted to LOCOMOTIVES to prevent locomotive accidents that kill elephants.

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Duminda Wednesday, 20 November 2024 01:00 PM

One of scandic educated person was laughing at me when I say we have bears. Most of the World doesn't know that we have one of the best rich bio. diversity. Best place to start is kindergartens and schools. We teach children about popular animals not about our surroundings. DR. Harini please initiate a program to make a bond between kinds and environment. They will carry to this knowledge with them forever.

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