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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Butterflies have always been a subject ...
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In line with 2014’s global focus on the impacts of climate change on Small Island Developing Nations, Dilmah Conservation initiated Sri Lanka’s first dedicated and specialised Climate Change Research Station...
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In an effort to raise awareness on the impacts of climate change on small islands and encourage a positive change through young Sri Lankans, Dilmah Conservation in collaboration with the...
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Dilmah Conservation recently made a stunning discovery of a metal chariot wheel at the site of a historic shipwreck site while documenting marine habitats in the North-East of Sri Lanka....
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 23rd May 2014 – Illegal international trade of the Black Spotted Turtle in Asia has escalated over recent years and immediate action is required to stem the flow,...
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