I am a researcher in Geography and Environmental Studies with a specialisation in spatial analysis, environmental planning, and sustainable regional development. My academic work is centred on understanding the dynamic interactions between human activities and environmental systems, particularly within the context of developing regions such as Sri Lanka. My research portfolio demonstrates a strong engagement with geospatial techniques and applied environmental analysis. I have contributed to studies on land use and land cover (LULC) change, landscape fragmentation, urban green space dynamics, and hazard assessment. Notably, my postgraduate research examined land fragmentation patterns in the Southern Province of Sri Lanka, integrating landscape ecology theory with spatial-temporal analysis to support environmental planning and sustainable land management strategies. In addition, I have explored themes such as urban environmental change, climate-related impacts on human well-being, and community-based development approaches. My work on urban green cover change, homestay tourism, and human–environment interactions reflects a broader commitment to linking environmental sustainability with socio-economic development processes. My research contributes to both academic and applied domains by addressing real-world environmental challenges through spatial and interdisciplinary approaches. I have presented and published work in conferences and journals focusing on geography.