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Conserving Biodiversity

BERI

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At Thema Collection, our utmost priority lies in safeguarding and preserving biodiversity through a comprehensive approach encompassing research, awareness creation, and collaborations.

Recognizing the critical importance of Sri Lanka’s biodiversity, Thema Collection has spearheaded the Biodiversity Educational Research Initiative (BERI). This initiative aims to protect and preserve the country’s biodiversity through multifaceted approaches. BERI actively supports both local and international students in conducting research to gain insights into the environmental challenges and develop effective strategies to address them.

At Mandaramnuwara, significant research efforts have been dedicated to studying the species diversity of lizards, amphibians, dragonflies & snakes. Our research activities include conducting data through field visits questionnaire surveys with community members to gather valuable information.

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Close-Up of Dragonfly on Trail – Hotel Sri Lanka Nuwara Eliya
Field Research with Scenic Valley Backdrop – Tea & Experience Factory Hotel
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Green Moments in Every Square

Sustainability at Thema Digital Space

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Some conversations stay with you a little longer. 🌿

In collaboration with Australia’s Market Development Facility (MDF), we brought together voices from government, tourism and the wider industry to explore Sustainability and Wellness Tourism: Positioning Sri Lanka for the Future.

Here’s a little more from the day. 

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Looking back at an afternoon of conversations on sustainability and wellness tourism in Sri Lanka.

Thema Collection, together with Australia’s Market Development Facility (MDF) brought representatives from government, the tourism industry and development partners for “Sustainability and Wellness Tourism: Positioning Sri Lanka for the Future.”

The afternoon included perspectives from Hon. (Prof.) Ruwan Ranasinghe, Deputy Minister of Tourism, Deputy High Commissioner Ruth Baird, and industry representatives, followed by a panel discussion on “Unlocking Wellness Tourism Opportunities in Sri Lanka.”

Here’s a glimpse of the conversations and moments from the day!

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