News on initiatives taken by Dilmah Conservation

Dilmah Conservation presents Traditional Healing with a New Identity

December 07, 2018

Dilmah Conservation presents Traditional Healing with a new Identity

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New species of Lichen named after Dilmah founder.

November 18, 2018

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.

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Dilmah's Heritage Conservation Initiative Receives International Acclaim

November 14, 2018

A case study of Dilmah on ‘The Impact of Corporate Sector Involvement in Heritage Conservation’ is selected by the United States Committee of the International Council on Monuments and Sites...

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Shedding light on caecilians - the world’s most unusual and mysterious underground amphibians

November 09, 2018

On the 11th of October 2018, Dilmah Conservation hosted a public lecture on one of the most elusive and least understood amphibians on the planet – caecilians. The lecture was...

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Simple Ways to Extract Carbon Dioxide from the Atmosphere – Dilmah Initiatives

November 08, 2018

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC 2014) forecasts high costs for reducing the concentration of atmospheric CO2 to meet the 2°C target put forth in the Paris Agreement, with...

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A New Species of Lichen named after Dilmah Founder

November 05, 2018

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.

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Climate Education at the Dilmah Climate Change Research Station

October 26, 2018

Dilmah’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

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