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Winner | Ramki Sreenivasan Conservation Photography Award

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Supun Dilshan

Winner | Ramki Sreenivasan Conservation Photography Award

Welikanda, Sri Lanka

Another elephant falls victim to a train accident in Sri Lanka, a tragic reminder of the ongoing conflict between wildlife and infrastructure. This spot has seen many such losses, highlighting the urgent need for stronger protective measures. Without action, these gentle giants will continue to pay the price for human negligence.

Supun Dilshan

Supun is a passionate wildlife photographer from Sri Lanka, dedicated to capturing the island’s stunning biodiversity. At just 24 years old, he has already made a mark in the field, blending a keen eye for detail with a deep love for nature. Through his lens, he showcases the beauty of Sri Lanka’s wildlife, inspiring appreciation and conservation.

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Supun Dilshan