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Forests Returning
Forests Returning

An environmental storytelling platform documenting ecosystem restoration through photography, conservation and visual archives.

sri Lanka's Journey of ecological Renewal
 

100+ Stories

50+ Contributers

1 Vision

5 Key Ecosystems

A Living Environmental Archive

Forests Returning brings together photography, conservation and storytelling to preserve the landscapes, species and communities shaping Sri Lanka's ecological future.

Nature Remembers

Sri Lanka is home to some of the world's most remarkable ecosystems.
From rainforests and wetlands to coastal habitats and wildlife corridors, restoration efforts are helping damaged landscapes recover and thrive once again.

Forests Returning celebrates these stories through photography, conservation and environmental storytelling.

FORESTS

WETLANDS

Image by Rock Vincent Guitard

WILDLIFE

Image by Amal Prasad

Community

cOASTAL

Wildlife

WETLANDS

Forests

Image by Amal Prasad

COASTAL

Community

Explore The Ecosystems

From rainforests and wetlands to coastal habitats and wildlife corridors, explore the ecosystems that make Sri Lanka one of the world's most biodiverse islands.
Image by Timothy K

04 / COASTAL RESTORATION

Preserving the fragile coastal ecosystems through the strategic planting of mangroves and sustainable shoreline management.

03 / Improved BIODIVERSITY

Capturing the intricate web of life as wildlife populations rebound in the heart of the island's recovering landscapes.

Ecosystem Highlights

From rainforests and wetlands to coastal habitats and wildlife corridors, explore the ecosystems that make Sri Lanka one of the world's most biodiverse islands.

01 / Thriving TROPICAL FORESTS

The restoration of Sri Lanka's ancient rainforests, where biodiversity is returning to the canopy and soil.

Image by Orkhan Farmanli

02 / RESTORED WETLANDS

Documenting the resurgence of wetland ecosystems that serve as vital habitats for migratory birds and native flora.

THE INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION

Capturing Each Moment of Sri Lanka's Renewal

We invite the global community to document the profound transformation of our natural landscapes. Submit your most powerful visual narratives to join our archival collection and help us tell the story of ecological restoration.

Exhibition Preview

Explore our current digital exhibitions and immersive galleries documenting Sri Lanka's ecological restoration through cinematic visual storytelling.

Partners & Collaborators

Bringing together conservation organisations, researchers, institutions and environmental partners to support ecological restoration and visual storytelling.

World Wildlife Fund

Supporting habitat restoration and wildlife monitoring across the wetlands.

University of Peradeniya

Providing scientific data and ecological research for our restoration projects.

Global Forest Watch

Monitoring deforestation trends and ensuring transparent conservation efforts.

UNEP-GEF

Providing funding and technical support for large-scale ecological renewal.

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