Dilmah Conservation
Dilmah Conservation was initiated to incorporate environmental conservation efforts into the MJF Charitable Foundation, which focuses on social justice.
Dilmah is governed by a set of core values which govern the principles of business today, as it did at the inception of the company, making it a truly ethical brand.
Read moreMainstreaming Sustainability
Business & Biodiversity (B&B) is a knowledge platform jointly organised by IUCN, Ceylon ...
Marine Species Conservation
Whenever biodiversity is discussed, the sea is often neglected. Yet, it could easily be the ...
Inland Species Conservation
The beautiful Udawalawe National Park lies across the Ratnapura District in Sabaragamuwa ...
Mainstreaming Sustainability
Innovative ways to grow a self-sufficient home garden for daily fruit and vegetable consumption ...
Inland Species Conservation
The Sri Lankan Elephant Elephas maximus maximus is the largest of the four subspecies of ...
Inland Species Conservation
Butterflies are the most beautiful and interesting insect group on the Earth. Many natural ...
In the Spotlight
Discovery of new frog species ~ a leap in amphibian conservation efforts
Dilmah Conservation facilitates discovery of new amphibian species in the Peak Wilderness Sanctuary The discovery of eight new species of frogs from the famed Peak Wilderness Sanctuary (PWS) is a positive indicator of the diversity of amphibian life in Sri Lanka. Amphibians are an important indicator of ecosystems. Biodiversity refers to the number of species in a given area and uses it to estimate the health of an ecosystem. According to National Geographic news, climate change and global warming scenarios are directly affecting frog populations in the world and, frog extinctions are linked ... Read more
News Updates
Inauguration of Thoppigala Heritage Park
Peace and nature celebrated as one The ongoing programme of Dilmah Conservation and the Merrill J. Fernando ... Read more
Dilmah tea establishes largest privately held solar power plant in Sri Lanka
As part of a commitment to sustainability and carbon neutrality Dilmah makes a major commitment to renewable ... Read more
7 Critically Endangered frogs species discovered in the Peak Wilderness Sanctuary
Dilmah Conservation works with scientists to ensure their conservation On March 13, 2013, 8 new species ... Read more
White smoke for Whitetip and other sharks at CITES
Bangkok, Thailand, 14th March 2013—Earlier decisions to adopt proposals to include shark species threatened ... Read more
New report warns of uncertain future for African elephants
Bangkok, 6 March 2013 - Populations of elephants in Africa continue to be under severe threat as the illegal ... Read more
A centre for scientific study rises from the rubble in the Jaffna Peninsula
Scientists applaud the re-establishment of the Thondaimannaru Field Research Station as a symbol of unity, ... Read more
No Wetlands – No water
Ramsar expert Dr. Lew Young briefs Environmentalists, State and Private Sector on achieving sustainable ... Read more
On site lecture for media on sustainable agriculture methods
Dilmah Conservation carried out a practical on site lecture on sustainable agriculture methods for a group of ... Read more
Dilmah supports Conference on Environmental Impact conducted by Monash University and SLIDA
Dilmah supported the 9th International Conference of NAPSIPAG (Network of Asia Pacific Schools and Institutes ... Read more