Articles by Chandni Navalkha

Chandni Navalkha is a writer and researcher in the human dimensions of conservation and environmental management. She has a master's in environmental science from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, and is currently a fellow with the Sri Lanka Program for Forest Conservation.

Agroforestry bolsters biodiversity and villages in Sri Lanka

by Chandni Navalkha 29 March 2018

PITEKELE, Sri Lanka — Visitors to the Sinharaja Man and Biosphere Reserve, Sri Lanka’s largest remaining primary rainforest, could easily miss the fact that adjoining the forest’s entrance is the old…

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