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We hoped you’d come
You did.
And it, makes everything better
When You
Ask The Right Questions
Why Bother About
Endangered Species?
(who's got the time?)
Alright, let’s get real. Between juggling work, family, and the occasional existential crisis, who’s got time to worry about endangered animals in Sri Lanka? It’s not that you don’t care. It’s just that your daily grind can overshadow things like the plight of the pangolin or the elusive purple-faced langur. You’ve got bills to pay, meetings to attend, and frankly, you’re not sure how helping a frog is going to get your laundry done. But and here’s the kicker getting involved could actually make you feel better. Yes, you, the busy, slightly frazzled human reading this. Studies show that helping others (including animals) boosts happiness, reduces stress, and gives you a sense of purpose. It’s like a cheat code for feeling better.
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What’s Happening
to Our Wildlife?
(Why it matters)
As you swipe through images of Sri Lanka’s stunning wildlife, it’s easy to be enchanted by their beauty. But here’s the kicker: many of these magnificent creatures are clinging to survival against overwhelming odds. So, what’s causing this turmoil? It’s a dreadful cocktail of habitat loss, pollution, poaching, and climate change. Think of it like a precarious game of Jenga, where every species that vanishes pulls another block, and you just know the whole thing is one wrong move away from tumbling down. Sounds overwhelming, right? But that’s only if you’re trying to change the whole world at once. If you’re reading this, congratulations you’re officially part of the fixers' club! Everything you learn, every click, share, and ounce of curiosity nudges Sri Lanka’s wildlife a step closer to survival. Keep reading to find out how. Hate doom & gloom? So do we! What can be done to help?
Hate doom & gloom? So do we!
What can be done to help?
How Can You Help?
(Without Giving Up Your Day Job)
Before you start picturing yourself abandoning everything to live in a whimsical treehouse (which, let’s be honest, sounds delightfully eccentric), let’s clear one thing up: helping doesn’t mean you need to upend your entire life at least, not just yet. Start small. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of these incredible animals their struggles & what can be done to help. Share your newfound knowledge with friends; you might just spark their interest. Don't worry about what others do or don't do, focus on what you can do. And start with doing that. Identify an issue that makes your blood boil. Find the passionate people and organisations working to tackle it. And then, lend a hand in the best way you can. Remember, every little action counts. More than you will know. We will help you each step of the way.
Whats the easiest, first step?
What’s In It For You?
You’re probably wondering, “What’s the catch?” Apart from the joy of knowing you’re making a difference, there’s a little extra something you might not expect. Helping others be they fellow humans or wildlife can give you a profound sense of purpose and satisfaction. It’s like discovering that the world isn’t just a series of mundane tasks but a place where you can actually make a meaningful impact. Plus, you’ll become part of a vibrant community of like-minded people who care about the same things you do. You’ll make new friends, share your passions, and feel a sense of pride in being part of a global movement.
Small Steps, Big Impact?
You don’t have to become a conservation expert overnight. Start with small, manageable steps. It all starts with learning. Maybe you then talk about endangered species & what you learnt at your next family gathering. Maybe you think about what you are really doing each time you throw something away. Maybe you support a local organisation with your skills & expertise. It doesn’t matter how you start just that you do. And who knows? You might find that helping the planet brings a little more joy, a little more purpose, and a lot more satisfaction into your life. So, dive in, become the advocate you didn’t know you could be, and start making an impact on those around you.
In the end, we will conserve only what we love; we will love only what we understand, and we will understand only what we are taught.
Baba Dioum
More Frequently Asked Questions
How do I teach my children to care about the environment without making them feel anxious or guilty?
How do I teach my kids to care without making them anxious?
Focus on positivity and empowerment. Instead of doom and gloom, highlight solutions and small actions they can take, like planting trees or reducing waste. Lead by example and celebrate small wins. The idea is to inspire, not overwhelm. For more kid-friendly ideas, sign up on the site.
"Act today for tomorrow’s wildlife, because extinction has no rewind button."
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How can I reduce my use of plastic when it seems like everything comes in plastic these days?
Plastic is everywhere. What’s the solution?
It does feel like the world is wrapped in plastic, but you can start by refusing what you can. Say no to plastic bags, bottled water, and plastic straws. Carry reusable alternatives. The more you avoid plastic, the easier it gets. Plus, you’ll inspire others to do the same. Want more advice on going plastic-free? Sign up.
"We cannot change the whole world, but we can change the world around us."
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What’s the easiest habit I can change that will have the biggest positive impact on the environment?
If I had to pick just *one* thing to change, what should it be?
Ditch single-use plastics. They may seem harmless, but over 8 million tons of plastic end up in the oceans annually. Simple changes—like bringing a reusable bag, bottle, or utensils—have a ripple effect. One less plastic item here, one saved sea turtle there. You can start today. And if you want more simple ideas, sign up on the site.
"Small shifts in habit can lead to massive changes in the world around us."
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Isn’t climate change a problem for the government and big corporations to solve? What can regular people do?
Shouldn’t this be up to the big players, like governments and corporations, to fix?
Governments and corporations have enormous influence, but they listen to demand. By choosing how we spend our money, what policies we vote for, and what issues we highlight, we drive change. Every time you make a green choice or raise your voice for sustainability, you push those in power to act. You’re not just a spectator, you’re part of the game. Sign up to learn how you can make your voice count.
"Change doesn’t just trickle from the top; it roars when we all move together."
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What should I do with old clothes and items I no longer use—throw them away or recycle?
Are my old clothes and stuff better off in the trash or recycled?
Don’t toss them! Clothes and items that are still usable can be donated, upcycled, or sold. If they’re beyond repair, look for textile recycling programs. Keeping items out of landfills gives them a second life and reduces waste. Learn how to recycle right by signing up.
"Every old item has a story left to tell—recycling it lets that story continue."
Remember
I recycle sometimes, but does it really make a difference?
Recycling feels like a drop in the ocean. Does it really help?
Recycling is like voting. It may feel insignificant, but every bottle or can you recycle saves energy, reduces pollution, and keeps waste out of landfills. It’s not the sole solution, but it’s part of a bigger puzzle. Think of it as a habit that collectively makes a big difference. Want to be part of that bigger picture? Sign up and get more info.
"Every drop creates a ripple. A thousand drops make an ocean of change."
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