Sinharaja Forest Reserve was created in 1978-04.
The area of Sinharaja Forest Reserve is 88.64 square kilometers.
no
because it was naplamed
there is literally no answer unless you live there so that is basically a pathetic question. I was looking for the answer because i have an assignment for school and that is a question. I am angry it is impossible to answer.
it is being cut down by man for land because of the increase in the population of people around it.
Yes, there are indigenous communities living in and around the Sinharaja Forest in Sri Lanka. The forest is home to the Vedda people, who have a traditional lifestyle closely connected to the forest ecosystem. These communities rely on the forest for their livelihoods, practicing sustainable hunting and gathering. Conservation efforts in the area aim to balance the protection of the forest with the rights and needs of these indigenous tribes.
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