Wetlands, forests and national parks
Mannar Island, Wilpattu, Yala, Bundala, Horton Plains, Hunas Falls, Muthurajawela and Beddagana.
Dhiveshi.info documents the remarkable flora, fauna, marine life and island ecosystems of the Maldives—making local biodiversity knowledge accessible to everyone.
We are passionate about sharing the rich natural diversity of the Maldives archipelago. Our mission is to provide accurate, detailed information about the unique flora, fauna and wildlife that make our island nation extraordinary.
Dhiveshi.info brings science, photography, local experience and traditional ecological knowledge together in one accessible platform.
Explore the connected environments that shape the biodiversity, culture and future of the Maldives.
Growing up in Noonu Lhohi created an early connection with boats, reefs, island vegetation, birds, insects and the changing seasons. These experiences shaped my connection with nature.
Later, six months of yellowfin tuna fishing deepened my respect for the ocean and the creatures that depend on it.
My father’s boat-building craftsmanship created the foundation for many early adventures. My brothers supported my photography journey with cameras and equipment, helping me reach milestones including multiple nature photography awards.
My wife, son, family and friends remain my greatest supporters. Their encouragement gives me the freedom and strength to continue documenting the natural world.
Travel has broadened my understanding of wildlife, wetlands, forests and conservation.
Mannar Island, Wilpattu, Yala, Bundala, Horton Plains, Hunas Falls, Muthurajawela and Beddagana.
Exploring tropical forest environments and the landscapes surrounding Tangkuban Perahu.
Observing how wildlife adapts within green urban environments.
Every location adds knowledge and strengthens the purpose behind Dhiveshi.info.
Dhiveshi.info is designed to grow with new observations, research, photographs and community knowledge.
Whether you are a researcher, photographer, student, nature enthusiast or simply curious about Maldivian wildlife, you are welcome to explore, contribute and collaborate.