Department of Wildlife Conservation
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Overview
The Department of Wildlife Conservation (DWC) in Sri Lanka is the government body responsible for protecting the nation’s wildlife, managing national parks and protected areas, and enforcing wildlife laws under the Fauna and Flora Protection Ordinance. Established in 1949, its mission includes conserving ecosystems, preventing misuse of resources, creating conservation plans for endangered species, promoting research, and educating the public, managing vast areas of protected land and sea for biodiversity preservation. v
Founded Year
1950
Ownership Type
Government-Owned / State-Owned Enterprise
Business Model
B2C (Business to Consumer)
Time Zone
+5.30
Mission
"Working with others to ensure conservation of wildlife heritage through professional management".
Vision
Conservation of Wildlife heritage for present and future generations
Core Values
Professional Management: Applying expertise to wildlife and habitat conservation. Collaboration: Working with partners for lasting impact. Data-Driven: Using research and evidence for decision-making. Law Enforcement: Upholding the Wildlife and Flora Protection Ordinance. Ecosystem Protection: Safeguarding diverse habitats, including National Parks and Sanctuaries.
Company Tagline
Protect Wildlife, Preserve Life. Extinction Is Forever. Save Animals, Save Earth
Head Office Country
Sri Lanka