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Pierre Omidyar Pierre Omidyar is a French-American billionaire technology entrepreneur, software engineer, and philanthropist. He is the founder of  eBay where he served as chairman from 1998 to 2015. Forbes ranked Omidyar as the 24th-richest person in the world, with an estimated net worth of $21.8 billion. And he is a one of most famous e-commerce character in the world. Omidyar was born 21 st June of 1967 in Paris, the son of Iranian parents who migrated to France for higher education. His father, Cyrus Omidyar is a surgeon. Due to his father's work, the family moved to the US when Omidyar was a child. Omidyar attended Punahou School in Honolulu for a couple of years. His interest in computers began while he was a ninth-grade student at The Potomac School in Mclean, Virginia. He graduated from St. Andrew’s Episcopal School, Potomac, Maryland in 1984. He studied at Tufts University graduating with a B.S. in computer science in 1988, and the University of California, Bark

Major Conservation Methods of Medicinal Plants in Sri Lanka Sri Lanka is home to a wealth of medicinal plants which have been used by Sri Lankans as the primary source of health care. The majority of these medicinal plants grow wild as natural habitats in most part of the country are degraded, over exploited and destroyed, however, many medicinal plant species face threats to their survival. So Sri Lankan government involve to conservation of medicinal plants. There are mainly three types of method are using to conservation of medicinal plants.   1. In situ conservation Simply means conservation of species in its natural ecosystem. In Sri Lanka establishes medical plant conservation areas (MPCA) in in different ecological zones. Those are, Bibila and Ritigala ( Dry zone) Rajawake and Naula ( Intermediate zone) Kanneliya ( Wet zone) 2.  Ex situ conservation Simply means conservation of plant species outside from their natural habitat. The primary purpose of this is as an insurance poli

Potential for Agroforestry in Sri Lanka Agroforestry is a not new concept to Sri Lankan people, but rather has been a part of their lives for many years. Because scholars believe home gardens in Sri Lanka are an ancient agroforestry system that has been practiced for more than 2500 years. People of Sri Lanka understand the importance of trees for human survival. Therefore, they have protected forests and natural habitats, conserve trees in their farming systems and utilize them sustainably. I think this is the basic principle, potential for the agroforestry in Sri Lanka. During the past fifty years, Sri Lanka has set up many development programs, however little attention was paid to the environment, resulting in environmental damage. So now we want to accomplish sustainable agriculture system, for that we can practice agroforestry system in properly. In Sri Lanka, Agro forestry can be practices in all land area. Some areas can be mention as follow, ·         Home gardens of the

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