The 'Udakki,' Kadawara, and Kambili deities, as percussion instruments in the Nuwarakalaviya (Anuradhapura District) region, coupled with Kolmura Kavya singing centered on deities, play a pivotal role in appeasing residual ...

Plant nutrients play a significant role in the growth and development of the rice plant (Oryza sativa L.). Today rice cultivation including those grown the tank cascade systems, is heavily dependent on chemical fertilizers. ...

High fluoride intake (>1.0mgL-1) can cause a variety of fluorosis-related diseases that are common in some tank cascade systems. However, removing excess fluoride from water is still a pressing global concern. Nanotechnological ...

This research endeavors to investigate the water management strategies employed by star-graded hotels situated within Central Province, Sri Lanka, with a specific focus on the maintenance of a reliable and sustainable ...

Sri Lanka stands as one of the eminent tourist destinations in South Asia, delineated by six primary tourist zones: North Jaffna, East Zone, South Coast Zone, West Zone, Central Highlands, and Rajarata. The North-Western ...

Rising environmental issues are now a global concern, partly due to human behavior that is generally not environmentally friendly in daily living activities, such as littering, excessive vehicle use, wasteful resource ...

The ancient dry zone of Sri Lanka had an intense water management sys- tem based on a series of small reservoirs constructed in low-lying areas called the tank cascade system (TCS) to harvest and store seasonal rainfall. ...

The national development demands and local resource losses in village tank cascade systems in the Greater Hambanthota Project (GHP) area were investi- gated. The aim of the study was to identify mega-development projects ...

ultural traditions are inherently interlinked with the rural agricultural community in Sri Lanka. These kinds of irrigation-related cultural practices may have significantly combined with societal relationships as well ...

he tank cascade system (TCS) is a particular ecosystem centred on a series of artificial reservoirs where water flow is regulated from a smaller to larger along the topography to control drought and flood. The system was ...