• Modelling and Forecasting of Population Changes in Jaffna District from 2000-2025 

  Jayathunga, J.N.D.; Karunarathne, M. (Department of Geography, Faculty of Arts, University of Peradeniya., 2021)

  Human births, deaths, and migration are the main three demographic components that can lead to population changes in any geographical area. Especially, deaths, migration patterns, the decline of fertility levels, and ...
• Urban development pressure: Challenges in ensuing green cover in Unawatuna – Rumassala area, Sri Lanka 

  Jayathunga, J.N.D.; Dikwaththa, P.G. (ColomboArts Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Colombo, 2021)

  The continuous development of cities has created significant issues in the planning and management of an area's environment and landscapes. This is due to the requirement for supported products such as housing, business ...
• Human-Elephant conflict with reference to Mahaweli system C 

  Jayathunga, J.N.D. (CES BIOME, University of Peradeniya, 2022)

  There is a strong cultural bond between the Sri Lankan people and elephants that dates back more than 5,000 years. Domesticated elephants were used in religious activities, transportation, construction and even ...
• Evaluate Accessibility and Centrality of Road Network in The Mahaweli System C, Sri Lanka 

  Jayathunga, J.N.D. (RESEARCH REVIEW International Journal of Multidisciplinary, 2019)

  In the field of transport geography and planning, road accessibility analysis is one of the important analysis. The evolution of transportation systems has currently led to changes in urban form. Accessibility is the ...
• Identification of urban Green Cover Changes in Galle Municipal Council Area using the Geo-Informatics Techniques 

  Jayathunga, J.N.D.; Kirishanthan, P. (Faculty of Arts, University of Colombo, 2021)

  Galle City is one of the most popular coastal cities in Sri Lanka. Since ancient times, the city has had the fourth largest municipal population and its administrative and commercial functions. Many researchers have ...

• Modelling and Forecasting of Population Changes in Jaffna District from 2000-2025 

  Jayathunga, J.N.D.; Karunarathne, M. (Department of Geography, Faculty of Arts, University of Peradeniya., 2021)

  Human births, deaths, and migration are the main three demographic components that can lead to population changes in any geographical area. Especially, deaths, migration patterns, the decline of fertility levels, and ...
• Urban development pressure: Challenges in ensuing green cover in Unawatuna – Rumassala area, Sri Lanka 

  Jayathunga, J.N.D.; Dikwaththa, P.G. (ColomboArts Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Colombo, 2021)

  The continuous development of cities has created significant issues in the planning and management of an area's environment and landscapes. This is due to the requirement for supported products such as housing, business ...
• Human-Elephant conflict with reference to Mahaweli system C 

  Jayathunga, J.N.D. (CES BIOME, University of Peradeniya, 2022)

  There is a strong cultural bond between the Sri Lankan people and elephants that dates back more than 5,000 years. Domesticated elephants were used in religious activities, transportation, construction and even ...
• Evaluate Accessibility and Centrality of Road Network in The Mahaweli System C, Sri Lanka 

  Jayathunga, J.N.D. (RESEARCH REVIEW International Journal of Multidisciplinary, 2019)

  In the field of transport geography and planning, road accessibility analysis is one of the important analysis. The evolution of transportation systems has currently led to changes in urban form. Accessibility is the ...
• Identification of urban Green Cover Changes in Galle Municipal Council Area using the Geo-Informatics Techniques 

  Jayathunga, J.N.D.; Kirishanthan, P. (Faculty of Arts, University of Colombo, 2021)

  Galle City is one of the most popular coastal cities in Sri Lanka. Since ancient times, the city has had the fourth largest municipal population and its administrative and commercial functions. Many researchers have ...
• Conservation of Environmental Health: A Societal Duty 

  Ruzaik, Fareena (Just Media Foundation, Sri Lanka, 2024)

  Conservation of environmental health is undeniably a societal duty that carries significant implications for the well-being of current and future generations. This duty stems from the interconnectedness between human ...
• Appraising the Ecotourism Potentials of the Knuckles forest Reserve to Preserve its Sustainability 

  Ruzaik, Fareena (University of Ruhuna, Sri Lanka, 2023)

  Ecotourism is nature-based visits with the anticipation of enjoying natural attractions, learning, education, environmental protection and maintaining sustainability. The Knuckles Mountain Range was acknowledged as a ...
• How to protect children from drugs 

  Ruzaik, Fareena (NewsNow media unit, 2022)
• An assessment of challenges faced by the Mangrove environment in the Muthurajawela wetland area in Sri Lanka. 

  Rasmiya, Niyas; Ruzaik, Fareena (South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, 2022)
• Unsystematic disposal of facemasks and related environmental health threats during Covid-19 in Sri Lanka 

  Ruzaik, Fareena (Department of Demography, UoC., 2022)

  The Covid-19 outbreak negatively affected the entire world in terms of its sociocultural, economic and environmental dimensions; killing 800,000 people and infecting 22.7 million, which includes 45,000 deaths and 3,000,000 ...
• Environment: Multi-Religious Perspectives - Sinhala Book Chapter 

  Ruzaik, Fareena (Central Environmental Authority, 2022)
• Environment: Multi Religious perspective: Islam and Environment (Tamil Book Chapter) 

  Ruzaik, Fareena (Central Environmental Authority, 2022)
• A study on Contemporary Madrasah Education System in Sri Lanka 

  Zuhyle, S. A. C. M.; Ruzaik, Fareena; Hakeem, M. A. M. (Community Association of Professionals (CAP), 2020)

  Madrasah Education has a long history in Sri Lanka. It had been in the country traditionally for several centuries in some form or the other. The Madrasah system, for the first time, had been established in an organized ...
• Usage of cosmetics and its adverse reactions: A Case Study on University Female Students Community 

  Farwin, S.J.F.; Ruzaik, Fareena (Journal of Institute of Human Resource Advancement, 2021)

  Use of cosmetics is considered a common practice in the world today. Global social change have changed people’s consumption patterns. Thus, cosmetics are one of the most required commodities among young women today. ...
• Muslims' Land Issues in Trincomalee District 

  Sulaiman, L.; Ruzaik, Fareena (KALAM - International Research Journal, South Eastern University, 2017)

  After the 30 years of civil war, Muslims in the North East are encountering many problems within which the land issue is in the first priority. Especially, Muslims in the Trincomalee district are mostly affected by the ...
• How and Why the Land Resources Changed: A Chronological Change of Land Use and Land Cover in Sri Lanka 

  Manawadu, L.; Gunathilaka, M.D.K.L.; Wijeratne, V.P.I.S.; Gunathilake, K.L.W.I. (IGI Global, 2021)

  Human activities have recognized in recent years as the most significant force shaping the biosphere. This is completely true concerning rapid changes in the land surface. Concerning land resources, it is important to ...
• A Social Study about the Challenges and Problems Faced by the Sri Lankan Students during the Covid-19 Period 

  Kaushalya, G.N; Wijeratne, V.P.I.S.; Manawadu, L. (Expographics Books, Sri Lanka, 2021)

  As a student enters adolescence, real-world conditions such as income, social status, and independence begin to emerge, and education plays an important role in determining success in life. But students around the world ...
• A Study of Land Surface Temperature Variation in Selected Urban Cities in Sri Lanka 

  Wijeratne, V.P.I.S.; Manawadu, L.; Ranasinghe, P. (International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, 2018)

  Land Surface Temperature (LST) is one of the prominent methods to conduct climate studies and commonly used to analyze the impact of land surface changes all over the world. Due to many anthropogenic activities, natural ...
• Spatiotemporal Characteristics of the Domestic Water Consumption Patterns and Related Issues in Sri Lanka 

  Kaushalya, G.N.; Wijeratne, V.P.I.S.; Manawadu, L. (International Journal of Scientific and Research Publications, 2020)

  Water is essential for all sorts of growth and development of humankind, animal, and plant. One of the most important uses of water is for domestic purpose and it is the third-largest water consumer from total water ...
• Estimation of aboveground and belowground carbon stocks in urban freshwater wetlands of Sri Lanka 

  Dayathilake, D.D.T.L.; Lokupitiya, E.; Wijeratne, V.P.I.S. (Carbon Balance and Management, 2020)

  Background The occurrence of climate change at an unprecedented scale has resulted in alterations of ecosystems around the world. Numerous studies have reported on the potential to slow down climate change through the ...

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