Environmental Foundation Ltd.

Wind energy is vital for Sri Lanka’s

But when wind farms are built without proper environmental studies, the consequences can be severe.

Flood risks.
Loss of livelihoods.
Disruption to migratory birds.
Extinction of endemic species.

Regions like Mannar support globally important ecosystems and coastal communities. Poorly planned projects can damage fragile habitats, impact fisheries and tourism, and disrupt migratory bird flyways.

At EFL, we support renewable energy — but it must be science-based, lawful, and environmentally responsible.

A sustainable energy transition protects both people and nature.

Wind energy is vital for Sri Lanka’s

But when wind farms are built without proper environmental studies, the consequences can be severe.

Flood risks.
Loss of livelihoods.
Disruption to migratory birds.
Extinction of endemic species.

Regions like Mannar support globally important ecosystems and coastal communities. Poorly planned projects can damage fragile habitats, impact fisheries and tourism, and disrupt migratory bird flyways.

At EFL, we support renewable energy — but it must be science-based, lawful, and environmentally responsible.

A sustainable energy transition protects both people and nature.

In an insightful interview with Kaleidoscope, EFL’s Head of Legal, Nimshi Hirimbura, shares how legal action and citizen vigilance are shaping Sri Lanka’s fight for environmental justice.

Read the full article: https://www.themorning.lk/articles/RsYeyXc4pzo12yQC9gPr

Environmental protection: “SL has strong laws, weak enforcement” From fighting air pollution in Colombo to protecting the Galle Face Green and safeguarding Wilpattu, the Environmental Foundation Limited (EFL) has taken some of Sri Lanka’s most critical environmental battles to court.