The Wildlife and Nature Protection Society (WNPS) is a renowned brand in Sri Lanka that has been dedicated to nature conservation for over a century. Originally established in 1894 as a game protection society, it has evolved into a leading wildlife and nature conservation society in the country. The society's mission is to protect and preserve all aspects of nature, including wildlife, plant life, and various natural habitats such as landscapes and seascapes.

As the third oldest nature protection society globally and the first in Sri Lanka, its milestones are deeply intertwined with the country's conservation achievements. The society has advocated for and supported numerous conservation initiatives and played a crucial role in the formation of national parks such as Yala and Wilpattu, as well as the establishment of the Department of Wildlife Conservation. The Wildlife and Nature Protection Society continues its commitment to protect and conserve nature through various programs and initiatives.

It organizes public lectures, publishes educational materials, and runs the Reforestation of A Rainforest (ROAR) project. Moreover, the society welcomes anyone interested in their cause to become a member, volunteer, or attend their events. By joining forces with WNPS, individuals can actively contribute to the preservation of Sri Lanka's rich natural heritage