Department of Wildlife Conservation (Sri Lanka)

The Department of Wildlife Conservation in Sri Lanka is a government agency responsible for protecting and managing the country’s diverse wildlife and natural habitats. It oversees national parks, forests, and protected areas, ensuring the conservation of animals, plants, and ecosystems. The department also promotes sustainable tourism, enforces wildlife laws, monitors species populations, and works to prevent illegal poaching and habitat destruction. Its goal is to preserve Sri Lanka’s rich biodiversity for current and future generations while balancing environmental, economic, and social interests.