කැස්බෑ සංරක්ෂණය | Turtle Conservation Habaraduwa Koggala SriLanka
ලෝකයේ වඳ වී යාමේ තර්ජනයට ලක්වෙමින් යන සත්ත්ව විශේෂ අතරින් රතු දත්ත ලේඛනයටද ඇතුළත්ව සිටින කැස්බෑවන් සාගර හා වෙරළ ආශ්‍රිත මිනිස් ක්‍රියාකාරකම් හේතුවෙන් වඳවී යෑමේ තර්ජනයට දැඩිව මුහුණපා සිටින සත්ත්ව විශේෂයකි.
එවැනි සාගර කැස්බෑවන් සංරක්ෂණය සඳහා ඉතාම වැදගත් වන මධ්‍යස්ථානයක් වන ශ්‍රී ලංකාවේ මුහුදු තීරය වෙත ලොව සාගරවාසී කැස්බෑ විශේෂ 7න්, විශේෂ 5ක්ම බිත්තර දැමීම සඳහා ශ්‍රී ලංකා වෙරළ තීරය වෙත ඇදී ඒම සිදුවේ.
එසේ ලංකාව තුළ දැකිය හැකි කැස්බෑ විශේෂ 5ක් වන බටු කැස්බෑවා (Olive ridley turtle), ඔළුගෙඩි කැස්බෑවා (Loggerhead), ගල් කැස්බෑවා (Green turtle), පොතු කැස්බෑවා (Hawksbill turtle), දාර කැස්බෑවා (Leatherback turtle) යන කැස්බෑවන් දකුණු වෙරළ තීරයේදී දක්නට ලැබේ.
එසේ කැස්බෑවන් දකුණු වෙරළ තීරයේදී නිරන්තරයෙන් දක්නට ඇති ප්‍රදේශ අතර, මිරිස්ස , වැලිගම , හබරාදූව, හම්බන්තොට, අංගොඩ, රැකව ,බුන්දල යන ප්‍රදේශයන් පෙන්වා දිය හැකිය. එම ප්‍රදේශ පදනම් කරගනිමින් මෙම කැස්බෑ සංරක්ෂණ මධ්‍යස්ථානයන්ද පවත්වාගෙන යයි.
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MIRISSA - KOGGALA | SRI LANKA TRAVEL GUIDE Ep 02
MIRISSA - KOGGALA | SRI LANKA TRAVEL GUIDE Ep 02
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Mirissa is a small town on the south coast of Sri Lanka, located in the Matara District of the Southern Province. It is approximately 150 kilometres south of Colombo and is situated at an elevation of 4 metres above sea level. Mirissa's beach and nightlife make it a popular tourist destination.
Koggala is a small coastal town, situated at the edge of alagoon on the south coast of Sri Lanka, located in Galle District, Southern Province, Sri Lanka, governed by an Urban Council. Koggala is bounded on one side by a reef, and on the other by a large lake, Koggala Lake, into which the numerous tributaries of the Koggala Oya drain. It is approximately 139 kilometres (86 mi) south of Colombo and is situated at an elevation of 3 metres (9.8 ft) above the sea level.
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01. Secret Beach - Is made up of two different palm tree-lined beaches that come out and connect on a rocky headland. The first beach you see when you arrive opens out into the open ocean. If you want to go for a proper swim, then this is the place for you. As it is an unprotected slice of beach, there were a few waves around the day we visited, making it a bit rougher to swim in...
02. Koggala Turtle Hatchery – When you visit a ‘sanctuary’ or ‘conservation’ place etc you believe that it is in fact a safe and happy place for rescued animals to live, right? Unfortunately, the word ‘sanctuary’ etc is being used nowadays to trap and deceive tourists. I believe Koggala sea turtle farm & hatchery have good intentions with their project and are raising awareness for endangered sea turtles but I sadly would not recommend them.
03. Whale Watching - Mirissa makes for a picturesque stay by the sea, and is arguably the best and most popular area to go whale-watching in Sri Lanka. What makes it a prime spot for whale-watching is its geographic position: this is where the continental shelf is at its narrowest, with ocean depths reaching 1km a few kilometres offshore…
04. Weligama Snake Farm - Just past Weligama, and about 12 km north of Mirissa, is a snake farm. That’s a bit of a misnomer, however. It’s not really a farm. There’s no crazy guy breeding crazy snakes with other crazy snakes to create crazier snakes. It’s really a small snake conservatory. But don’t let its size fool you.
05. Martin Wickramasinghe museum - The house in which Martin Wickramasinghe was born has inspired the Martin Wickramasinghe Trust to established a Folk Museum Complex, surrounded by a restored ecosystem planted with hundreds of varieties of indigenous trees and shrubs in which bird life abounds. The house and the surroundings bring to life a little part of the Koggala which is so vividly depicted in Wickramasinghe’s writings.
06. Koggala Boat Safari – This safari includes Spice Island, Cinnamon Island, Temple Island, Bird Island, cinnamon demonstration and fish therapy.
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BABY TURTLES, STRAY DOGS & THE DALAWELLA BEACH SWING | TRAVEL VLOG #57
Dalawella is one of the nicest areas on the South coast of Sri Lanka. In today's video we release baby turtles, visit a dog care center, and drop by the Insta-famous beach swing on Dalawella Beach.
Releasing the baby turtles was truly one of the most amazing experiences we've had so far. It was a bit hard to film, seeing as we didn't want to hold the turtles for more than a few seconds before releasing them (it was more than clear that they just wanted to swiiiim and start their new life ASAP), but fortunately we released enough to get some good shots of them anyway. After a lot of (google) research, we decided to visit the Sea Turtle Conservation Project on Koggala Beach close to Dalawella. They work with the Sri Lankan government to save and preserve sea turtles.
The baby turtles were rescued when they were eggs and hatched in a safe environment. The organisation saves both adult turtles and turtle eggs. After the turtles hatch, they swim around for about 5 days to make them stronger before they are released. Then the turtles are released on the beach where they walk towards the water by themselves so they imprint on that particular beach.
If you pick up a baby turtle in nature, you risk putting your scent on it so its mother won't recognize it. These baby turtles are orphans, and the primary objective of this organisation is to save the sea turtles because they are endangered.
If you want to visit as well, look for the Sea Turtle Conservation Project on TripAdvisor or look for Sea Turtle Hatchery Koggala on Google Maps. This place is by no means perfect, but they do what they can with what they've got, and they try to educate the public to stop the locals from eating the turtle eggs, and from what I understood they also buy the eggs back from them.
When we were there, the signs clearly said that we were not allowed to touch the turtles (except from the ones we released), which is as it should be. However, some of the reviews state that people are allowed to pick them up. We didn't see that, and we would definitely recommend that you do NOT pick up the turtles. All in all, we can recommend this place, because they do a great job of rescuing both turtles and their eggs, but there is some room for improvement.
The dog care center was an amazing ecperience as well. It's located a few kilometres outside of Unawatuna and only a 15 minute walk from Dalawella Beach. If you want to visit, look for Dog Care Clinic | DCC on Google Maps :)
The famous swing on Dalawella beach is a must-see when you're in the Unawatuna area. We had a bit of trouble finding it, because the Dalawella beach on Google Maps is actually a little East of this place. It belongs to a small hotel called Dream Cabana, and you have to pay 500 rupees to use the swing. If there's no line, you can use it for as long as you'd like (that day), once you've paid the 500 rupees (≈3,5 USD).
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Saving the Turtles and Albino Turtle!! - Sri Lanka Turtle Hatchery - Sri Lanka 2017 P7
These Turtle hatcheries in Sri Lanka are mainly charity run. They help and protect the turtle population. The save turtles as well as give those with disabilities a home(see video for disabled shall, no fins and blind turtle). It is great to see my favourite creature being saved and protected. I also never thought I would ever see an Albino turtle. I did and her name was Julie.
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Sea Turtle Rescue - Tangalle Beach - Sri Lanka
A sea Turtle is stranded and needs help getting back into the sea.
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Serendipity in Sri Lanka Episode 5 - Mount Lavinia. Friends of Della and Don charity work
In this episode Rose Robin the Painting Pirate finds herself teaching in a small fishing community in Mount Lavinia. The fishing village had been devastated in the tsunami and the ruins of the village still line the shore. Rose learns about a British Charity called 'Friends of Della and Don.' A heart warming story of two English survivors of the tsunami who have been returning to the village for the past 9 years to do charity work for the community who saved their lives.
Sea Turtle Conservation - turtle farm in Kosgoda, Sri Lanka
Kosgoda Sea Turtle Conservation Project in Sri Lanka.
Dudley Perera's project has been underway since 1988. The main aim of the project is to monitor local sea turtle activity and conserve the local nesting sites. We aim to make the public more aware of how endangered these beautiful creatures are and just how important it is to help protect them before it is too late.
One of the most important activities of the project is its hatchery. Within the sanctuary of the project, collected and rescued eggs can hatch safely away from predators before being released into the sea. In addition, a certain number from each hatching are kept back for a short period for 'headstarting' before release.
The hatchery program is designed to maximise the number of hatchlings reaching the sea and surviving through the critical stages of their early life.
Only a few hatchlings from each batch will ever make it to adulthood. Therefore every nest-ground, every egg, every hatchling and every turtle is crucial to the survival of the species. Unfortunately, sea turtles face many dangers.
The project's work relies on fundraising and grants. Every year, the project helps clear and maintain the local beach, protecting vital nesting-grounds (particularly important after the devastation of the Tsunami) and releases thousands of hatchlings. When you consider how long the project has been going, you can begin to understand the impact the project has!
The project is also resilient having survived the devastation of The Boxing Day tsunami of 26 December 2004.
[Sri Lanka 6-2] turtle hatchery & rescue center
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two backpackers visit sea turtle hatchery & rescue center.
these turtles were born yesterday.
today is the day with the release of turtles!
tourists came to the beach one by one to watch the release of young turtles, and released young turtles themselves with volunteers.
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Sea Turtle Hatchery - Sri Lanka
Travel Guide Sri Lanka :
Sri Lanka is one of the world’s most important breeding spots for the endangered sea turtle, but heavy development of the coast has contributed greatly to their ever-declining number. To combat that trend, a number of hatcheries have opened along the southern coast.
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