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  1. The government of Sri Lanka has taken charge of managing the country's national parks and wildlife resources, while also influencing the tourism brand and policy since June 1st.
  2. The Department of Wildlife Conservation in Sri Lanka is currently managing protected areas that are facing issues related to encroachment.

Drought conditions necessitate park management actions at Yala National Park, involving the Department of Wildlife Conservation.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 17
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Drought conditions necessitate park management actions at Yala National Park, involving the Department of Wildlife Conservation.

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The Department of Wildlife Conservation in Sri Lanka is currently managing protected areas that are facing issues related to encroachment.

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