The Quarterly Newsletter 31"BirdLife in Asia has long been challenging Japanese businesses to strengthen their efforts to conserve biodiversity. We conducted an assessment of the impact of Panasonic Corporation’s products and business activities on biodiversity, and announced the result on May 17th 2010 Panasonic launched its ‘Biodiversity Project’ in October 2009, designating Products, Purchase and Land Use as the three priority areas..... ......" BirdLife Asia division latest news letter is now downloadable |
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BirdLife in Asia # 31
Sinharaja – As seen by me – Martin Wijesinghe
Sinhala language book about Sinharaja RainforestMartin Wjesingha has spent his entire life in association with the Sinharaja Rain Forest in Sri Lanka. In this small booklet he shares his experience in his mother tounge, Sinhala. |
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FOG-Kids Workshop on Survival Skills
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‘After everyone arrived at camp each of the group members described the bird chosen by them on the first day, to an eager audience. After this an ethogram was formed on the screen based on.... ... .... .... .... . |
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FOGSL makes donation of books to the armed forces
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The Field Ornithology Group of Sri Lanka made a donation of 100 "Siri Laka Kurullo" books to the Mullativu Army command on the 1st of July 2010 for use in their library and in order to promote birdwatching and conservation among the armed forces and schools in the area. |
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