For complaints
Use the authority that matches the problem.
Each organization below handles a specific type of environmental or public safety issue, so choosing the right contact helps speed up support.
Support & Guidance
How to Get Help
Green Fact shares trusted Sri Lankan contacts for environmental complaints, wildlife protection, disaster response, public safety, and community support.
If a situation is urgent or life-threatening, contact the appropriate emergency service first, then report the issue to the relevant authority below.
For emergencies
Call emergency numbers first when there is immediate danger.
Disaster response, serious violations, and urgent safety risks should be escalated through the official emergency channels listed here.
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Environmental & Public Authorities
Contact the right institution for the issue you are facing.
These Sri Lankan authorities can help with pollution, wildlife harm, waste dumping, disaster risks, marine concerns, and serious public safety matters.
Environmental Authority
Central Environmental Authority (CEA)
For environmental pollution, waste dumping, air pollution, noise pollution, water contamination, and other environmental violations.
- Environmental pollution
- Waste dumping
- Air and noise pollution
- Water contamination
Policy & Governance
Ministry of Environment
For national environmental policies, sustainability initiatives, climate action programs, and environmental governance.
- National environmental policy
- Sustainability initiatives
- Climate action programs
- Environmental governance
Disaster Response
Disaster Management Centre (DMC)
For floods, landslides, severe weather, environmental disasters, and emergency preparedness support.
- Floods and landslides
- Severe weather events
- Environmental disasters
- Preparedness guidance
Wildlife Protection
Department of Wildlife Conservation
For wildlife harm, illegal wildlife trade, protected species abuse, and environmental destruction affecting wildlife habitats.
- Wildlife harm
- Illegal wildlife trade
- Protected species abuse
- Habitat destruction
Marine Protection
Marine Environment Protection Authority (MEPA)
For marine pollution, coastal concerns, ocean conservation, oil spills, and marine ecosystem protection.
- Marine pollution
- Coastal environmental concerns
- Oil spills
- Ocean conservation
Law Enforcement
Sri Lanka Police Environmental Protection Division
For serious environmental violations, illegal activities, and cases that need law enforcement intervention.
- Serious environmental violations
- Illegal activities
- Law enforcement support
- Public safety matters
Humanitarian Support
Sri Lanka Red Cross Society
For emergency support, disaster response, humanitarian assistance, and community resilience initiatives.
- Emergency support
- Disaster response
- Humanitarian assistance
- Community resilience
What You Can Do
Every individual can help protect the environment and support safer communities.
Take practical steps, report problems responsibly, and share trusted information with others in your community.
Simple actions that matter
- Reduce plastic usage
- Conserve water and energy
- Recycle responsibly
- Support sustainable businesses
- Protect wildlife and biodiversity
- Report environmental harm responsibly
- Educate others about sustainability
- Join green initiatives and cleanups
