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 Writer, wildlife film maker, narrator, presenter, locally and internationally he has collaborated in making over 20 full length wildlife documentaries. A conservationist who lives and works in the conflict zones of man and wildlife, strongly believes in nourishing the 'grass roots', if preserving the diversity of life is to have any meaningful future. When it comes to island affairs, not only on such natural history subjects as birds, snakes, lizards, butterflies but on archaeology, ancient irrigation systems, history, or even the aborigines. He has an enthralling story to tell in his own inimitable way. Be on tour with him and you will know.
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 Ferns and orchids, butterfiles and birds, snails and lizards be it Botany or Zoology he has been a key member of many a research team that carried out pioneering work in these fields. Where natural history is concerned his knowledge is sound and scientific and he knows where to creep and crawl in search of the rare jewel of the clients desire! But he is not just facts and figures. With a keen eye for the natural splendor, Dhammithra captured the brilliance of the butterflies on camera and was the first to hold an exhibition “The Silent Wings”. |
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 Wildlife, sure, runs in his veins. Born and bred in the Lepoard country of
Wilpattu (his father was the then warden of the National Park), Sunil has
worked for Baurs and its many natural history clients for over 20 years.
There is not a road he has not traversed, not a park he has not visited in this
country. A well known name in bird circles the world over.
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 He hails from Bibile the Veddha country, the land of the aborigines of Sri Lanka. A passionate bird watcher would say, the land of the Painted Francolin and the Yellow footed Green Pigon. His intimate knowledge runs into birds and other wildlife and also cultural aspects, such as Buddhist temples and Hindu shrines.
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 Hails from the village of Bundala the wader country. Naturally he flocked with the migratory gatherings from a very early age. Later he picked up the nitty gritty of natural history when he joined the park service. He is what you call a complete out-door man. His keen sight and acute hearing can simply astound even the best of birders. |
 A wildlife artist, Naturalist, researcher and a wildlife photographer. He got into birding and wildlife studies at a very young stage of life, about 18-19 years ago. This early interest that has been his passion of life now made him a professional in this field. As an active member of several conservation organizations of Sri Lanka he has led several wildlife researches in addition to being an instructor for a birds study group. He has published several articles on birdlife, aquatic and wild life of Sri Lanka. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Fisheries and Marine Science. As a professional wildlife artist in Sri Lanka He has illustrated several publications and his artwork can be seen in his website-www.tharangaherath.com. After obtaining the National Tourist Guide lecturer license issued by the Ceylon Tourist Board he is now a professional Tour leader with his 6 years experience in birding and wildlife tourism.
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 With a background on wildlife conservation and management he is a key member of many a research team that carried out work in the birding and wildlife field in Sri Lanka. He is also a highly accomplished all round naturalist. |
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 Chaminda ia a full time member of the baurs birding team guiding birders for more than 10 years. He is well-known in the birding world for his extraordinary spotting and finding any rare birds and roosting sites. He is simply the best bird spotter in Sri Lanka. |
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