Vol. 1 No. 1 (2006) Pages: 001-196

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1. SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND ECONOMIC POTENTIALS OF DOMESTICATION OF ELEPHANT AS A MEAN OF ELEPHANT CONSERVATION IN SRI LANKA001-015 |
   A.M.S.T.Athauda,
2. ECONOMIC POTENTIAL OF THE TOURISM INDUSTRY TO CONSERVE THE ENDANGERED ELEPHANTS IN SRI LANKA017-031 |
   K.A.D.K.S.D. BANDARA,L.H.P. GUNARATNE,
3. STRUCTURE AND COMPOSITION OF VEGETATION IN THE IFS -POPHAM ARBORETUM, DAMBULLA033-045 |
   M.A.A.B. Dilhan,T.D.Weerasinghe,J.Amarasinghe,
4. HABITAT QUALITY AND AVAILABILITY OF THE WESTERN CEYLON SLENDER LORIS, Loris tardigradus tardigradus IN THE KOTTAWA ARBORETUM047-058 |
   S. N.Gamage, D.Weerakoon,A. Gunawardena,
5. SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS OF WILD JUVENILE ASIAN ELEPHANTS (Elephas maximus) IN THE UDAWALAWA NATIONAL PARK, SRI LANKA059-066 |
   D.JAYANTHA,P.N.DAYAWANSA,U.K.G.K.PADMALAL,W.D. RATNASOORIYA,J.A.WEERASIGHE,
6. ADOPTION OF A WILDLIFE CONSERVATION PLAN BY CROP AND LIVESTOCK FARMS IN CANADA: WHAT FARMER AND FARM CHARACTERISTICS MAKE A DIFFERENCE?067-076 |
   J.M.U.K. JAYASINGHE,A. WEERSINK,
7. A SURVEY OF AMPHIBIANS IN THE NILGALA FOREST RESERVE AND ITS VICINITY077-088 |
   D.M.S.S.Karunarathna,U.T.I.Abeywardena,M.D.C.Asela,,D.G.R.Sirimanna,L.D.C.B.KEKULANDALA,
8. REPORT ON THE STUDY OF THE BEHAVIOR OF JUVENILE ELEPHANTS RELEASED FROM THE ELEPHANT TRANSIT HOME TO THE UDA WALAWE NATIONAL PARK089-100 |
   M.R.Mohamed,
9. EXPERIENCE OF RESTRAINING ELEPHANTS IN MUSTH101-106 |
   P.Niham,P.K.Malik,
10. EFFECTIVENESS OF ELECTRIC FENCING IN SRI LANKA IN MITIGATION OF HUMAN ELEPHANT CONFLICT: THE ROLE OF SOCIAL ASPECTS107-114 |
    P.K.Premarathne,L.H.P.Gunarathne,
11. STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS AND FLORISTIC COMPOSITION OF THE HAKGALA STRICT NATURE RESERVE AT 1800m ELEVATION115-125 |
    R.M.W.Rathnayake,
12. SUBSTRATE PREFERENCE OF THE CERATOPHORA TENENTII: GUNTHER, 1834 (SQUAMATA: AGAMIDAE) IN THE NORTHERN FLANK OF KNUCKLES CONSERVATION FOREST IN SRI LANKA127-132 |
    R.K.Rodrigo,U.K.G.K.Padmalal,I.U.P.A.Samaraweera,A.U.L.D.Jayantha,
13. COMPARISON OF HERPETOFAUNAL DIVERSITY IN THREE WETLAND IN HABITATS THE SOUTH-EAST COAST OF SRI LANKA133-148 |
    R.K.Rodrigo,U.K.G.K.Padmalal,C.N.B.Bambaradeniya,V.A.M.P.K.Samarawickrama,N.Perera,M.S.J.Perera,T.N.PERIES,
14. EFFECT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON FLORA AND FAUNA OF YALA AND BUNDALA NATIONAL PARKS IN SOUTHERN SRI LANKA149-168 |
    S.P.Samarakoon,
15. MARINE TURTLE CONCERVATION PROJECT AT BUNDALA NATIONAL PARK169-174 |
    I.H.S.K. De Silva,
16. AN ASSESSMENT OF WATER RESOURCES DEPENDENCY OF SURROUNDING COMMUNITY, IMPACTS OF AQUATIC WEEDS AND EFFECTIVE WEED CONTROL METHODS OF THE WATER BODIES IN ANAWILUNDAWA WILDLIFE SANCTUARY AND RAMSAR WETLAND IN SRI LANKA175-184 |
    S. C.Wilson,