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  The Biodiversity and Elephant Conservation Trust (BECT) Sri Lanka, formed in 1998, is a non-profit organization, which is active in the conservation of elephants in Sri Lanka and also its biodiversity. The trustees are, Rohan Pethiyagoda, Michael Sproule and Jayantha Jayewardene.
   
  The BECT works with the Sri Lanka government and conservation organisations both in Sri Lanka and abroad.
   
  In this short space of time BECT has achieved much in the field of conservation.
   
   
     
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
     
  Photo of the month
   
 
   
  Latest Progress of BECT Activities
   
  Special Appeal for 2020 (new)
  (Brochure, PDF file)
   
  List of Donors (Last updated 07 February, 2021)
   
 

Read:

  Elephants In China
  By Jayantha Jayewardene (PDF file, 300 kb)
   
  Elephants now in Demand for their skin
  By Jayantha Jayewardena (PDF file, 250 kb)
   
  Human Aspects of Human-Elephant Conflicts
By Jayantha Jayewardene (PDF file, 85 kb)
   
  Illegal Captures - A Serious Threat to Asian Elephants
  By Jayantha Jayewardena (PDF file, 210 kb)
   
   
   
   
   

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Last updated: 07 February, 2021