
A lichen species new to science was recently discovered in Sri Lanka and named Polymeridium fernandoi after the Founder of Dilmah Tea, Merrill J. Fernando.
Read MoreDilmah’s Climate Change Research Station in Queensberry, the first private sector initiative to research climate change and build resilience among the planter and farmer community
Read MoreDilmah Conservation partnered with The Funday Times to conduct a fun and interactive half-day workshop designed to inspire children to use print and other media to pursue their passions and...
Read MoreDilmah Conservation held the first workshop in the ‘Youth in Responsible Conservation’ workshop series at the Diyasaru Wetland Park for One Earth Nature Club members.
Read More26th September marks the first birthday of Baby Dilmah – one of the two rescued elephant calves currently being sponsored by Dilmah...
Read MoreThe Dignified Empowerment and Sustainable Development Centre in Kalkudah in the Eastern Province
Read MoreDilmah Conservation will initiate a series of workshops for the One Earth Nature Club members under the theme Youth in Responsible Conservation
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