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Siyapatha Finance Kicks Off New Project to Conserve Sri Pada - Lanka Business News

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Home to approximately 8% of the country’s indigenous flora and fauna as well as many endangered species, Sri Pada is the third largest peak wilderness sanctuary among 50 sanctuaries in Sri Lanka. The varying high and low altitudes accommodate distinct plant and animal species such as across three primary ecological zones: Lowland Rainforest, Sub-montane Rainforest and Cloud Forest.     The mountain also holds equal cultural and spiritual signif…
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Siyapatha Finance Kicks Off New Project to Conserve Sri Pada - Lanka Business News

Home to approximately 8% of the country’s indigenous flora and fauna as well as many endangered species, Sri Pada is the third largest peak wilderness sanctuary among 50 sanctuaries in Sri Lanka. The varying high and low altitudes accommodate distinct plant and animal species such as across three primary ecological zones: Lowland Rainforest, Sub-montane Rainforest and Cloud Forest.     The mountain also holds equal cultural and spiritual signif…

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