Wild Life Research

Learning about Sri Lanka's world-famous wildlife helps protect unique species, supports conservation, and enhances global biodiversity awareness.

Sri Lanka is home to a rich and diverse array of wildlife, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and conservation enthusiasts. Learning about its world-famous wildlife is not only essential for preserving the environment but also for fostering a deeper understanding of the delicate balance in nature. The island is home to unique species such as the Sri Lankan elephant, the leopard, and the famous peacock, along with countless other animals, birds, and marine life. By visiting and experiencing this wildlife firsthand, you can truly appreciate the importance of conservation efforts and the threats these creatures face. Come and see for yourself what Sri Lanka's wildlife has to offer. Witness their natural habitats, observe their behaviors, and learn about the ecosystems that sustain them. This immersive experience will open your eyes to a world of animals that many may only read about, creating a lifelong connection with the animal kingdom and the environment.

This Program for whom

The Sri Lankan Wildlife Research Program offers an incredible opportunity for a wide range of individuals, including college and university students, teachers, professors, animal and environment lovers, as well as professionals in fields like videography, photography, TV channels, YouTubers, and documentary makers. This program is designed to provide a deep understanding of Sri Lanka's diverse ecosystems, unique species, and the importance of conservation efforts. Students and educators can gain invaluable knowledge, enriching their academic pursuits and teaching practices, while researchers and professors can engage in meaningful studies that contribute to global conservation efforts. Animal and environment lovers will find this program an inspiring way to connect with nature, fostering a greater sense of responsibility toward wildlife protection. For those in media-related fields such as videographers, photographers, and documentary filmmakers, the program offers a wealth of content, enabling them to capture breathtaking footage and stories that raise awareness about the importance of protecting these species. TV channels, YouTubers, and filmmakers can also use the research findings to create impactful documentaries that educate and inspire a global audience, driving change and conservation efforts.

Our Wildlife Research Program offers participants an exciting opportunity to explore and study Sri Lanka’s diverse ecosystems by visiting some of the island’s most renowned national parks and reserves. The program includes research expeditions to Gal Oya National Park, where participants can observe the rich biodiversity, including the famous elephant herds and various bird species. In Minneriya National Park, known for its spectacular elephant gatherings, researchers will have the chance to study these majestic creatures up close in their natural habitat. Sinharaja Rainforest Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage site, provides a rare opportunity to explore one of the world’s last tropical rainforests, home to endemic flora and fauna. Udawalawe National Park, renowned for its large populations of elephants, offers valuable insights into elephant behaviour and conservation. Wilpattu National Park, with its diverse wildlife and notable leopard sightings, provides an ideal environment for wildlife observation and research. Lastly, Yala National Park, one of Sri Lanka’s most famous parks, offers a chance to study leopards, elephants, and a wide range of bird species in one of the country’s most biodiverse regions. This program allows participants to gain hands-on experience while contributing to vital conservation efforts.

This program offers flexible participation, allowing you to join for durations ranging from one week to six months, available throughout the year.

Wild Life Reserch - Include

  • Air Port Pick Up and Drop Services

  • Single Room for each Person ( 6 Nights )

  • Three times Meals with fresh vegetables & Fruits

  • English Speaking Guide Services

  • 24/7, Help Services

  • Unlimited tea or Coffees

  • Village Tracking

  • Self Cooking Facility

Wild Life Research- Exclude

  • Flight Tickets

  • Visa Fees

  • Travel Insurance

  • Sharing with partner facility

  • Travel around the country

  • Free Alcohol

  • Washing facility

  • Transport for Shopping

£ 750

Cost per Person