Sri Lanka Elephant
Beware of elephants crossing!
Sri Lanka is perhaps one of the few places in the world that one can see such 'beware of wild elephants crossing ' signs... This was taken yesterday between Karuwalagaswewe and Thabbowa, close to the Wilpattu National Park, in the north-western region of Sri Lanka , along the newly done up A13...
The ‘Find Raja Project’ – A wrap up and brief look back
This article appeared sometime aqo in the Sunday Times The...
Sri Lanka to build more elephant conservation centers
Colombo - Xinhua Wednesday, 16 November 2011 12:07 GMT Sri Lanka has...
You And I, We Are All Guilty
We are killing the very goose that lays the golden egg: our natural...
A wild Elephant At Cricket!
A unique photo taken by Dimitri two days ago at Lahugala National park (...
Beware of elephants crossing!
Sri Lanka is perhaps one of the few places in the world that one can see...
A wild Elephant At Cricket!
A unique photo taken by Dimitri two days ago at Lahugala National park (...
A unique, ‘elephantine’ experience in downtown Nugegoda, Sri Lanka
Returning home on Sunday late in the morning along the High Level road, I...
Sri Lanka to build more elephant conservation centers
Colombo - Xinhua Wednesday, 16 November 2011 12:07 GMT Sri Lanka has...
Rambo, Hale and Hearty at Uda Walawe
I had the good fortune of being invited by Mahoora Tented Safari...
The ‘Find Raja Project’ – A wrap up and brief look back
This article appeared sometime aqo in the Sunday Times The...
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Meditating Monks and Leopards in Kumana National Park ?
I have been recently mostly writing about the ongoing war and the possible impacts to Sri Lanka, and more specifically to Sri Lanka tourism. But amidst all this doom and gloom global events, there...
Train collisions with Wild Elephants
This has become a major issue in Sri Lanka with more wild elephants being knocked down by speeding trains, especially during the night times. Dr Prithiviraj Fernando Sri Lanka's eminent elephant...
A site dedicated to the majestic elephants of Sri Lanka. The website was initially founded by Srilal Miththapala as a personal web page to share his love for the gentle giants on Geocities way back in 1996. So we’ve essentially been online for 24 years, that’s right 24! The transformation since then has been phenomenal. Sri Lanka Elephant has now become an information and community hub for elephant enthusiasts from all over the world.