Dilrukshi Handunnetti

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Dilrukshi Handunnetti is a Colombo based journalist and lawyer. Trained as an investigative journalist, her reporting covers a range of topics. Dilrukshi has won local and international awards for excellence in journalism and collaborates across South Asia.

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New photo guide is most comprehensive yet on Sri Lanka’s amphibians

Burnt pellets complicate impact of plastic spill off Sri Lanka, study finds

New study reveals globe-trotting pedigree of South Asian songbirds

Jaw bombs, the deadliest threat to Sri Lanka’s elephants, are scaling up

Outcry in Sri Lanka as suspected elephant kidnappers get to keep the animals

Follow the butterfly: Rediscovery of ‘extinct’ plants highlights Sri Lanka’s new red list

Forest fragmentation split up this lizard’s population. It’s no longer the same

Seaweed farming offers a boost for Sri Lanka’s ‘blue economy’ ambitions

Sri Lanka tagging program traces little-known paths of migratory birds

A ‘sleeping beauty’ awakens to join Sri Lanka’s list of endemic plants

X-Press Pearl sinking shines a light on seafood safety in Sri Lanka

In Sri Lanka, biologists and divers build a Facebook for sea turtles

Next stop, the sea: Sri Lanka’s old buses are a new home for marine life

Tallying the toll on marine life from the X-Press Pearl sinking (commentary)

Dugong deaths in Sri Lanka lend urgency to calls for stronger protections

Sri Lanka seeks peace with pachyderms as human-elephant conflicts escalate

‘Abnormally high’ turtle deaths after acid-laden ship sinks off Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka banks on the ocean to chart a green path toward a blue economy

Sri Lanka zoo lion contracts COVID-19 as reports of animal infections rise

Sri Lankans find a digital helping hand for baby birds fallen from nests

Slick caught on satellite image around sunken ship not fuel oil, Sri Lanka says

Sri Lanka braces for fallout of sunken cargo ship’s toxic payload

No oil spill reported, but Sri Lanka braces for worst after X-Press Pearl sinks

With fire contained, Sri Lanka faces plastic pellet problem from stricken ship

Genetic diversity of Sri Lanka’s ‘spa fish’ highlights need for informed conservation

In Sri Lanka, here be dragonflies and damselflies like nowhere else (Commentary)

Sri Lanka to ban palm oil imports, raze plantations over environmental concerns

Death of a Sri Lankan icon highlights surge in elephant electrocutions

Farmers move to occupy a critical elephant corridor in Sri Lanka

Managing risk: How Sri Lankan farmers address climate threats

Hope blooms for an ‘extinct’ Sri Lankan tree that reemerged under threat

Sri Lanka’s budding biologists get their science on with iNaturalist

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