The bee draws nectar off a flower without harming either its color or its fragrance, and ensures the survival of genetic strains by facilitating cross-pollination. A wise man once observed “The sky does not become less private although it belongs to everyone else”. In other words, our individuality is not necessarily disturbed by our sensitivity to and identification with the collective. The bee, we should not forget is an insect that knows “community”. This is why, when the ancients tell us to follow the example of the bee, they are in fact advising us that gentleness along will not save us, or our earth. We firmly believe that it is the tenderness of solidarity deeply rooted untraditional wisdom, which empowers better and beneficial engagement. This way, we believe, leads to a full flowering of gentleness on the earth, in her waters and her skies.
On 24 February 2026, two more vital water infrastructure improvements were handed over to communities in the Laggala-Pallegama Divisional Secretariat of Matale District, as part of our ongoing relief efforts for those affected by Cyclone Ditwah. The handover ceremonies were led by the Chairman of the Green Movement of Sri Lanka, together with the Chairman, Vice Chairman, Technical Officer, and...
Read MoreOn 24 February 2026, the Green Movement of Sri Lanka proudly handed over two restored water projects in Illukkumbura and Kahagala, in the Laggala-Pallegama Divisional Secretariat of Matale District — both of which were severely damaged by Cyclone Ditwah. The handover ceremony was led by the Chairperson of the Green Movement of Sri Lanka, together with the Chairman, Vice Chairman,...
Read MoreOn 23 February 2026, the Green Movement of Sri Lanka conducted a school supplies outreach to six Early Childhood Development (ECD) Centres in the Laggala-Pallegama Divisional Secretariat area, as part of our ongoing relief efforts for communities affected by Cyclone Ditwah. The outreach was coordinated with the support of Ms. Sunethra Abesinghe, Early Childhood Development Officer of the Laggala-Pallegama Divisional...
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