Cleanup Program on 2nd September at Department Premises
Forestry & Environmental Science Society held another cleanup program on 2nd September @ Department Premises. Thank you for All people who joined hands with us.
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Glass Collecting Program
We held a Glass Collecting Program on 26th of August @ faculty Premises.
Cleanup program of University premises
Forestry & Environmental Science Society held a cleanup program on 12th of August @ Department Premises collaborated with 1st , 2nd, 3rd year batches of the Department.Thank you for All people who joined hands...
Petroleum Resources in Sri Lanka
Petroleum can be define as “Crude Oil and/or Condensate and/or Natural Gas existing in their natural condition”. Petroleum formation occurs by various hydrocarbons combining with certain minerals such as sulphur under extreme pressure. Most...
Urban Biodiversity Conservation for Sustainable Development
With the increasing population, urbanizing has become unavoidable. In urban areas land has become extremely valuable and highly demanding resource thus using separate lands only for conservation is out of question. When an area...
Uma Oya Multipurpose Development Project & Its impacts
Uma Oya is one of the major tributaries of Mahaweli Ganga which is the largest river basin in Sri Lanka. Uma Oya flows across the central highlands and discharges in to Rantambe reservoir. Uma...
LED Lamps for Eco-friendly Lighting
Light-emitting diode, commonly known as LED, is the latest development in lighting technology whose application to general purpose lighting is rapidly growing, with significant potential for energy savings. Light-emitting diodes are semiconductor devices that...
Environmental Impacts of Genetically Modified Crops
A Genetically Modified (GM) crop is defined as “an organism whose DNA has been altered in a non-natural way”. They are specific in different ways. They have important characteristics such as insect resistance,...
The First Ever State-of-the-Art Sanitary Landfill of Sri Lanka
There was no proper national level solid waste management program in Sri Lanka until the establishment of “PILISARU” national solid waste management project in 2008. Establishment of the low cost sanitary landfills is a...
Green Building Concept and its Sri Lankan Context
While heading for the sustainable development, the concept of green building has become a prime concern in construction industry. Green buildings increase the efficiency of resources while sustaining natural resources for the future generation...
