SUPPORTING THE SRI LANKAN NATIVE BIRD SPECIES JUNGLE FOWL IN ANALOG FORESTRY

Authors

  • A. N Lokuge Neo Synthasis Reseasrch Station
  • K. L. G. H. Sanjeewa Neo Synthasis Reseasrch Station

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31357/fesympo.v0i0.1311

Abstract

An experiment done at model Analog Forestry of BeJipola Estate, Mirahawatte, Sri Lankaindicates that an array of native and exotic crops deterinined by studies and trials madejungle fowl to re-establish, carry out main life activities and thrive in this anthropogenicecosystem of proper design.

Author Biographies

A. N Lokuge, Neo Synthasis Reseasrch Station

Neo Synthasis Reseasrch Station

K. L. G. H. Sanjeewa, Neo Synthasis Reseasrch Station

Neo Synthasis Reseasrch Station

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Published

2013-07-04

Issue

2002: Sustainable Environmental Management Towards a Better Quality of Life

Section

Forestry and Natural Resource Management