Ms. Lankani Somarathne
Member of the Sri Lanka Scientific Service
Lankani Somarathne is a dedicated professional serving in the Sri Lanka Scientific Service (SLSS), contributing to scientific research, policy development, and practical applications in various fields of national importance. With expertise in decision science, environmental conservation, and wildlife management, she plays a key role in advancing scientific initiatives and technological solutions.
Her work involves analyzing and implementing data-driven strategies to address environmental and wildlife-related challenges, particularly in the monitoring of wild animal movements, conservation efforts, and law enforcement related to wildlife protection. She has also been involved in zoological research, habitat replication technologies, and the integration of remote sensing and automation to enhance biodiversity conservation.
Additionally, Lankani has actively participated in workshops and research initiatives focused on animal welfare, handling, and transportation, collaborating with international experts to improve local practices. Her involvement in software development for wildlife law enforcement further underscores her commitment to merging technology with conservation efforts.
As a professional in the SLSS, Lankani continues to make significant contributions towards scientific research, environmental sustainability, and technological innovation in Sri Lanka, aiming to bridge the gap between scientific knowledge and practical implementation.