Landscape and Water

The concept of “heritage” is inherently subjective, reflecting the diverse ways in which people connect with their past, culture, and identity. What one person or group considers their heritage can differ significantly from another’s perspective.

Wetlands cover approximately 6% of the Earth’s surface. They perform a range of services such as provision of food, medicine, protection from hazards, regulation of water quality and climate and serve as an important repository of biodiversity…

Thursday 29th August 2019 at the HNB Auditorium, 22nd Floor, HNB Towers, Colombo 10.
“A Concept for a Policy – A Short History of Nuwara Eliya” by Archt. Ashley de Vos

Thursday 25th July 2019 at the HNB Auditorium, 22nd Floor, HNB Towers, Colombo 10.
“Clean, Green and Free: Solar Electricity for 2035” by Prof. S. Ravi P. Silva

Thursday 26th April 2018 at the HNB Auditorium, 22nd Floor, HNB Towers, Colombo 10.
“The Path to Sustainability – Past, Present and Future” by Prof. Mohan Munasinghe

Thursday 28th September 2017 at the HNB Auditorium, 22nd Floor, HNB Towers, Colombo 10.
“The Study of Landscape Architecture is a Science” by Deshamanya Vidya Jothi Ashley de Vos

Thursday 31st August 2017 at the HNB Auditorium, 22nd Floor, HNB Towers, Colombo 10.
“Navigating Conservation Priorities of Kala Oya Basin – A Wish List” by Dr. Sevvandi Jayakody

“26th September 2013 – “Indigenous Freshwater Fish Species and their Export Trade” by Samantha Gunasekara.

“Water that flows through our culture” By Prof. J.B. Disanayaka on 29th November 2012.

Coral Reefs of Sri Lanka by Mr. Nishan Perera

Hundred Waterfalls of Sri Lanka by Justice Sunil de Costa