Yes — Sri Lanka has several resorts and eco-lodges that explicitly focus on environmental conservation, habitat restoration, community benefit and low-impact operations. Notable examples:

• Jetwing Vil Uyana (near Sigiriya) — a luxury “wetland restoration” resort built on rehabilitated former agricultural land; it runs habitat restoration (paddy, marsh, forest), wildlife-friendly design and water/energy conservation. (ecofocussrilanka.com)

• Jetwing Kaduruketha — an eco‑resort that practices regenerative agriculture (reviving heirloom rice varieties), supports local farming families, and promotes biodiversity across its estate. (Included on travel green lists for sustainable practice.) (jetwinghotels.com)

• Heritance Kandalama (Dambulla) — renowned green architecture by Geoffrey Bawa; designed to blend into the landscape with rainwater harvesting, energy measures and comprehensive waste/community programmes. (cahayaharamain.com)

• Wild Coast Tented Lodge (near Yala) — eco-luxury tented camp with solar power, rainwater harvesting, local community involvement and active wildlife conservation efforts (notably tied to Yala National Park conservation). (ecofocussrilanka.com)

• Madulkelle Tea & Eco Lodge / Rainforest Ecolodge and several small eco-lodges (Back of Beyond properties, Kalundewa Retreat, Water Garden Sigiriya, Bar Reef/Palagama in Kalpitiya, etc.) — many small operators focus on low-impact construction, solar, organic gardens, community projects and conservation partnerships. (ecofocussrilanka.com)

If you’d like, I can:

• Narrow options by region (e.g., south coast, Yala/South East, Cultural Triangle, Kandy/central hills, Kalpitiya for marine eco-resorts).
• Compare their specific conservation programs (habitat restoration, turtle or leopard projects, community agriculture, certifications).
• Find current rates or booking links for any of these properties.