"We kindly request all animal-loving people around the world to join hands with Best Vision Foundation from Sri Lanka to safeguard elephants living in danger zones in Sri Lanka."
Annually, 350 to 400 baby elephants and pregnant mother elephants die due to tragic railway accidents, agricultural conflict, trap guns, and deliberate poisoning.
We are committed to protecting them and providing a peaceful environment in Sri Lanka. If we take all possible protection measures now, our future generations will be able to see them living in peaceful habitats. Otherwise, future generations will only see them in videos, like dinosaurs.
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Our pending initiatives for the development of the Sri Lankan community, wildlife sectors, and coastal ecosystems. Help us launch them early with your generous donation.
Every day, wild elephants in North Central Province are dying from train collisions, Hakka Patas (jaw bombs), and gunshot wounds. The nearest wildlife hospital is 250 km away, and most severely injured elephants die during that long journey. We are building the FIRST emergency hospital directly in the danger zone to save them.
Your small contribution can save a magnificent life. Please donate just $1 to our Elephant Hospital Project Fund to help us start construction immediately.
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Inspect our audited project report and sponsor specific items directly. Daily care: $51/day ($1,530/mo) for adult, $35/day ($1,050/mo) for baby elephant.
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Submitted to Ministry of Fisheries & MEPA: Salvaging 50–80 abandoned and sunken boats and clearing 80–100 tons of suffocating synthetic ghost nets using a 10-ton crane floating barge to safeguard 4,000+ fishing families. Budget: $97,000 USD.
Establishing a reliable, nutritious dietary replenishment protocol for native primates inhabiting Monkey Island in Negombo, preventing starvation, nutritional stress, and destructive human scavenging.
Islandwide network mobilization engaging grassroots teams to continually clean river mouths, canal networks, and estuary streams, stopping toxic plastic before it reaches ocean waters.
Supplying essential eco-friendly nets, navigational safety equipment, and gear to impoverished coastal artisanal fishermen unable to afford equipment, lifting their families from generational poverty.
Supplying clean drinking water filtration systems, proper sanitation units, essential classroom furniture, and learning materials to neglected remote schools across marginalized rural districts.
A comprehensive scholarship and mentorship program that financially and academically sponsors underprivileged students from primary grades until completion of their final school career.
Equipping skilled carpenters, mechanics, welders, and artisans with the vital machinery and tools they cannot afford, unlocking sustainable self-employment and dignified local livelihoods.
Building hygienic, universally accessible public sanitary facilities in bustling town centers and markets with an institutional ongoing maintenance framework to prevent health hazards.
Installing community bio-fences (lime and palmyra cultivation), electric buffer boundaries, and engineered railway pathway corridors at high-risk collision tracks to save elephants from gruesome deaths.
Constructing a specialized emergency trauma hospital and sanctuary at Habarana / Minneriya danger zone to eliminate the fatal 250 km transport gap and save elephants from train accidents, Hakka Patas jaw bombs, and gunshots. Total Target: $757,500 USD.
Restoring vital coastal nurseries by cultivating native Rhizophora mangrove saplings across eroded lagoons, defending biodiversity and bolstering fish and shrimp breeding grounds.
Deploying diver squads across Trincomalee, Hikkaduwa, and Negombo coastal seas to extract suffocating discarded ghost fishing nets and transplant climate-resilient coral micro-fragments.
Guarding vulnerable nesting beaches, intercepting illegal egg poaching, and running community-supervised turtle hatcheries to safely release thousands of endangered hatchlings into the ocean.
First-year budget: $225,000 USD ($151,250 setup + $71,760/yr ops). Emergency medical care, rabies vaccination, de-worming, parasite removal, and safe shelter. Tiers: $1/day saves a life, $5/mo feeding, $30/mo adopt a dog.
Setting up dedicated drop-off points for electronics and battery recycling to stop lead, mercury, and cadmium contaminants from leaching into drinking water aquifers and lagoon estuaries.
Installing affordable, robust rooftop rainwater harvesting tanks in drought-prone hamlets across Anuradhapura, Polonnaruwa, and Hambantota to prevent Chronic Kidney Disease (CKDu).
Distributing heirloom seeds, composting kits, and agricultural training to low-income households to guarantee daily household nutrition and self-sufficiency amid inflation.
Creating an accessible community revolving safety depository providing ISO-certified life jackets on free loan to small traditional non-motorized craft fishermen, averting open-sea drownings.
Free technical academy training youth in outboard boat engine mechanics, fiberglass vessel maintenance, marine electrical systems, and GPS satellite navigation for modern maritime careers.
A dual-impact ecological model hiring vulnerable female heads-of-household for paid beach and municipal fish market sanitization, providing dignified daily incomes while cleaning urban habitats.
We welcome corporate CSR partnerships, international philanthropic trusts, and individual benefactors. Reach out directly to receive project concept notes, bill of quantities (BOQ), and progress timelines.
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Habarana / Minneriya / Anuradhapura • Eliminating the 250 km Emergency Gap
$1/Day saves a life • $5/Month feeding program • $30/Month adopt a dog
Saving abandoned, injured, and infected stray dogs across Sri Lanka
Submitted to Ministry of Fisheries & Marine Environment Protection Authority (MEPA)
