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Field Training Programme for Customs Officials

How to identify tampered documents Training on leather identification Handling of reptiles
Instructions before leaving to field Identification of Fauna & Flora using guides Nature trail

In order to support and strengthen the World Customs Organization’s declaration of the year 2009 “Customs and the Environment; Protecting Our Natural Heritage”, our unit organized a Field Training Program for Customs Officials at National Wildlife Training Centre, Giritale. About 75 Officers were trained especially in the fields of Identification, Handling and Legal Implications of Wild Fauna and Flora at the Customs frontlines. In addition to that the officers were given training on “Role of Customs in Controlling Invasive Alien Species” since it is one of the major threats to the Biodiversity and also a factor which can cause heavy economic loses to Sri Lanka.

Launching of BPU Theme Cap for the year 2009

Director General of Sri Lanka Customs receiving the first cap from the Head of Biodiversity Protection Unit
With the aim of broadening the interest in Fauna and Flora among the Customs Officers, Biodiversity Protection Unit designed and launched a Cap under the WCO's theme of the year 2009, "Customs and the Environmnet; Protecting our Natural Heritage". Here we see some highlights of the Launching ceremony where the Director General of Sri Lanka Customs received the first cap from the Head of Biodiversity Protection Unit. Many Directors, Deputy Directors, Assistant Directors, Superintendents and Assistant Superintendents had witnessed the occation.

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