Dilmah Founder Merrill J. Fernando received the Business for Peace Award on the 6th of May 2015, in Oslo's most famous building, the City Hall, where the Nobel Prize is...
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The newest species of shrub frog to be discovered bears the name of world-famous tea, Dilmah. Sri Lankan scientists found this new species in the Central Hills of Sri Lanka,...
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Bonn, Germany, 21st March, 2015 – New restoration initiatives were announced today by Latin America, Southeast Asia and Africa at the second international Bonn Challenge conference on forest landscape restoration...
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The latest addition to Dilmah Conservation's series on environmental and nature publications, -Fascinating Lichens of Sri Lanka', authored by Dr. Gothamie Weerakoon was launched on 11 March 2015 in Colombo,...
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(Colombo, Sri Lanka - 07 February 2015) The hues and textures of tea from different terroirs in Sri Lanka found their match at the t-Lounge by Dilmah, in 246 butterfly...
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Dilmah Conservation together with Royal College Colombo set up a butterfly garden at the school premises a few months ago. This initiative aimed to create a safe haven for these elusive...
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Mainstreaming concepts and practices of environmental sustainability within its initiatives is central to the goals of Dilmah Conservation. In line with these objectives, the Dilmah Conservation Sustainable Agriculture Research Centre...
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