As drought shrinks Sri Lanka’s water holes, poisoning poses threat to wildlife
PolicyThursday, September 17, 2026Mongabay

As drought shrinks Sri Lanka’s water holes, poisoning poses threat to wildlife

Drought conditions in Sri Lanka have significantly reduced water sources, leading to an increased risk of wildlife poisoning as poachers target vulnerable animals. This situation calls for urgent interventions to protect biodiversity and manage water resources effectively.

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