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Monthly acctivity for the youngsters, who are interested to learn more about birds and nature. If you are in between age 5 and 15 and like to know more about beautiful birds and butterflies, this is for you.... so come and enjoy ....! For the schedule and activity read ..... |
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Kids Meeting
20th Bird Watchers Conference – 2011
Since the last Bird Watchers Conference held in 2000, much work on birds have been achieved. Its now time to report the achievement.
Papers are invited on the studies done- amateur and professional.
In addition to "Bird Watching sites and locations" we would appreciate presentations on any aspect that you feel need to be reported and documented… [More......]
BirdLife in Asia # 32
The Quarterly Newsletter 32"In 2010, the International Year of Biodiversity, two major summits will be held, in New York and Nagoya, to review and revise the CBD’s 2010 Biodiversity Target, set in 2002 as the date by when to achieve a significant reduction in the current rate of biodiversity loss. Alas, despite its universal endorsement, the world community has clearly failed to meet this target..... ......" BirdLife Asia division latest news letter is now downloadable |
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I llustrated guide to the birds of Sri Lanka as an e-book.
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In the growing demand for easy accessible, affordable format of information, e-books have clearly shown its advantages. With most schools now having computer facilities, and the government committed to its growth, the production of information in the e–book format will enable greater coverage than a conventional .... ..... .... ..... |
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fogsl commences “Reconciliation through power of Nature” Project
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The Field Ornithology Group of Sri Lanka, partners with "Dilmah Conservation" to launch the project " Reconciliation through Power of Nature" .... ..... .... ..... |
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BirdLife News Alert – Latest News
Record numbers of White-shouldered Ibis countedWhite-shouldered Ibis has been considered the most endangered waterbird in South-East Asia. The population declined steeply in the twentieth century, associated with habitat loss and hunting. It is now extinct from Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, Malaysia and southern China, and remains primarily in dry deciduous forests of north and. . .. ..... .... ................ |  |
BirdLife in Asia # 31
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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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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