Forest Governance in Sri Lanka: A political conundrum?

Emeritus Professor Nimal Gunatilleke, University of Peradeniya Natural forests provide a variety of services that include forest products of utility value, water regulation, biodiversity and soil conservation, climate amelioration and a range of socio-cultural benefits to forest-dependent people. In good governance of natural resources such as that of forests, transparency and inclusiveness in ecosystem management […]

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