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Colombo, Environment, Politics and Governance

The Final Nail in the Coffin of the Wild Elephant

Part 1 dealt with how that icon of Uda Walawe, Rambo the mature bull elephant who has been conditioned to accept food from those passing the National Park, now faces the prospect…

Prasanna Weerawardane Prasanna Weerawardane on 07/08/202108/12/2021
Colombo, Environment, Politics and Governance

Prisons in the Jungle

Part 1 dealt with how that icon of Uda Walawe, Rambo the mature bull elephant who has been conditioned to accept food from those passing the national park, now faces the prospect…

Prasanna Weerawardane Prasanna Weerawardane on 07/07/202108/12/2021
Colombo, Environment, Peace and Conflict, Politics and Governance

The Uncertain Fate of Rambo the Elephant

Rambo, the mature male elephant that has become an icon of the Uda Walawe National Park, was doomed to be captured from within the park and imprisoned in a so-called Elephant Holding…

Prasanna Weerawardane Prasanna Weerawardane on 07/06/202108/12/2021

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