The Ministry of Environment of Sri Lanka remains committed for the management of the environment and natural resources of the country, maintaining the equilibrium between the trends in rapid economic development and use of natural resource base.
Social and economic behavior of the increasing human population has put a major threat in achieving these objectives. The Ministry has framed key policies for adoption in management of environment and natural resources of the country. These policies are implemented with the participation of stakeholders including government, agencies, NGO's and communities.Sri Lanka is implementing the Kigali Amendment to the Montreal...
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| Province | Western |
| District | Kalutara |
| DSD | Bulathsinhala |
| Village | Damparadugoda located at the private land owned by Wijesekarafamily and presently managed by the WalauwewattePlantation Company |
| Area | 0.062045 km2 (6.2045 ha) |
| Gazette Notification | 1598/21 Dated: 2009.04.24 |
(The area identified as the Buffer Zone in the Muthurajawela Wetland and Negombo Lagoon Master Plan)