1. Research and Innovation.
Conduct comparative eco-cultural studies to develop and implement sustainable resource management practices that benefit both traditional agricultural communities and the natural environment.
2. Community Engagement.
Foster active community participation and collaboration to prevent habitat degradation, protect wildlife, and address the growing demand for forestlands.
3. Conservation and Revitalization.
Revitalize traditional enterprises such as non-timber forest products and handicrafts, and promote sustainable harvesting and ecological farming practices.
4. Combating Wildlife Crime.
Implement and support measures to combat wildlife crime through legal advocacy, ensuring the protection and preservation of endangered species and habitats.
5. Education and Awareness.
Raise awareness and educate the public on the importance of preserving Sri Lanka's eco-cultural heritage through outreach programs, workshops, and interpretive centers.
6. Policy Advocacy.
Advocate for effective legal, political, and social measures to ensure the sustainable use and conservation of natural resources within protected areas and beyond.