Help protect communities by reporting toque macaque (rilawa), elephant encounters, stray dog sightings, and other wildlife observations across the island.
Endemic reddish-brown Old World monkey causing crop damage and entering homes. Report sightings to help track their movement patterns.
Sinhala: เถปเทเท เทเท (Rilawa)
Large mammals that can pose serious threats to villagers and property. Immediate reporting helps wildlife authorities respond quickly.
โ ๏ธ High Priority Reports
General monkey species causing disturbances in residential and agricultural areas. Monitor their behavior and population trends.
๐ฟ Common Species
Sri Lankan Giant Squirrel (Ratufa macroura), an endemic species. Monitor their presence in urban areas and forest edges.
๐ณ Endemic Species
Beautiful birds that sometimes cause minor property damage or noise disturbances. Track for conservation and management.
๐จ Beautiful Species
Roaming dogs that may pose health and safety risks. Track populations and behavior patterns in your area.
๐ฅ Health & Safety Concern
๐ก Tip: Wildlife is most active during dawn and dusk hours. Consider reporting during these peak times for better visibility.
Use GPS coordinates or detailed descriptions to help wildlife authorities respond quickly and accurately.
Wildlife behavior changes quickly. Report sightings as soon as possible for the most accurate data.
Visual documentation helps confirm species identification, but prioritize your safety first.
Share information with neighbors and local authorities to build effective wildlife management strategies.
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VarmintCensus.online is a community-driven platform designed to help Sri Lankan citizens report and track wildlife encounters that affect daily life. By collecting real-time data on animal sightings and incidents, we aim to:
Early warning systems for dangerous encounters
Provide data for wildlife conservation efforts
Educate communities about wildlife behavior
Join thousands of Sri Lankans helping to create safer communities through wildlife reporting.