Dilmah Conservation’s celebration of World Environment Day (WED) 2014 encouraged children between the ages of 13 – 19 to explore and identify the impacts of climate chance on our environment...
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A new species of Lichen, Heterodermia queensberryi, has been named after Dilmah’s Queensberry Estate in Nawalapitiya, Sri Lanka where it was discovered by Dr. Gothamie Weerakoon of The Field Museum...
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Through its Veddah Community Upliftment initiative, Dilmah Conservation has extended its support towards empowering members of this community in the Uva and Eastern Provinces of Sri Lanka since 2011. Dilmah...
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Although creatures such as the Giant Flying Squirrel and the Small Flying Squirrel possess the ability to become airborne, bats are the only group of mammals capable of flight. Bats...
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In an effort to further support and empower the Indigenous Veddah community of Sri Lanka, towards preserving their historic identity, Dilmah Conservation will be hosting their Virigasabha Convention - a...
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Identified as the original inhabitants of Sri Lanka with a history spanning many thousand years, the Veddah continue to live in relative isolation in their forest dwellings in some of...
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Biological corridors, or linkages connecting landscapes fragmented by human activity, help protect and revive habitats and, both flora and fauna, while accommodating the movement of isolated species. In line with...
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