SLT-MOBITEL has successfully installed updated signage at Horton Plains National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its pristine natural environment and unique biodiversity. This initiative underscores SLT-MOBITEL’s commitment to enhancing visitor experiences while promoting eco-tourism and conservation efforts in this vital protected area.
As an ESG initiative of SLT-MOBITEL, the company aims to raise awareness about the ecological significance of Horton Plains and provide clear guidance to the over 200,000 visitors who explore this beautiful destination each year. The updated signage replaces old corporate branding, reflecting SLT-MOBITEL’s dedication to environmental stewardship and responsible tourism.
The proof document of project completion was formally presented to the Wildlife Conservation Officer at Horton Plains by the SLT-MOBITEL team, marking the official completion and a significant milestone in their collaboration on conservation efforts.
Designated as a national park in 1988, Horton Plains plays a crucial role in safeguarding numerous endemic species and offers a sanctuary for wildlife. This initiative is part of SLT-MOBITEL’s ongoing efforts to engage with the community and promote awareness of the importance of protecting invaluable ecosystems.
SLT-MOBITEL is proud to be the only corporate entity present in this significant UNESCO-nominated world heritage site, reinforcing its role in supporting sustainable tourism in Sri Lanka.
