EarthLanka

EarthLanka is rated 3 out of 5 in the category online media. Read and write reviews about EarthLanka. EarthLanka is an online media network started in 2009 with a group of passionate journalists from 15 different countries Our Headquarter is located in Colombo, Sri Lanka and the regional office for middle east is established in Doha, Qatar. The web site was basically running on news about sustainable development, scientific research, environment topics, health and disaster management topics. Today EarthLanka web site function as a news portal on science and environment in Sri Lanka and the web site is register under News Web Media Act introduced by Ministry of Media & Information in Sri Lanka. It is also the only news casting web site on science and environment in Sri Lanka today the news team is comprised of 20 journalist’s news correspondents around the world. The website provides information and engages with Environments and other key stakeholders on a range of pressing news which includes the following. Recognition of the website has improved with good audience with a good popularity through media, Facebook, Twitter & Through Google. EarthLanka Sri Lanka operates as the headquarters for all the other countries and also operates as the regional office for the Asia-Pacific Region. Redefining news reporting on climate change and sustainable development in region with authentic and Realtime news in the region and State of Sri Lanka. Especially about the dialogues take place in UNFCCC for the past 8 years from COP15 to COP23 relating to the Climate Change. Just a year into its operations EarthLanka is slowly yet steadily beginning to expanding its outreach and form strategic partnerships with likeminded organizations and individuals through the youth online community which was registered under Central Environment Authority, Ministry of Environment Sri Lanka in 2010. The online youth network which became an organization is working heavily with young people in recognizing them in the society and to bring up their Initiatives for the development in Sri-Lanka.