Dengue has been recognized to be one of the major threats on the public health of many tropical countries including Sri Lanka. Controlling of the high rate of mortality caused by dengue, which remains without being altered ...

Lack or non-availability of long term river flow data has been one of the major limiting factors in many tropical countries, which restricts the planning and designing of ecologically sustainable water management approaches. ...

The demand for water in most parts of Sri Lanka has intensified within the recent years due to the increase in population growth and urbanization. Thus, the quantitative allocation of the available water resources to support ...

The livelihood of the coastal communities is mostly dependent upon the natural coastal resources. Questionnaire based field surveys were carried out focusing on the communities in two coastal towns on the west coast of ...

Intensive agricultural practices in Kalpitiya have caused excessive usage of fertilizers. The sandy regosol soil and the over irrigation due to the presence of semi-arid climatic conditions in the area have led to nutrient ...