News on initiatives taken by Dilmah Conservation

The economies of climate change in Sri Lanka

July 27, 2018

Sri Lanka’s vulnerability to climate change is exacerbated by its status as a small island nation.

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National Business & Environmental Forum on threats, responses, opportunity in changing climate

July 20, 2018

As Sri Lanka experiences increasingly damaging climate events and the prospect of vastly greater social...

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The One Earth Festival of Trees

March 09, 2018

Dilmah Conservation commemorates the International Day of Forests with “The One Earth Festival of Trees” on 24th March 2018...

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Giving life to a depleted rainforest

February 18, 2018

It may be a 'drop' in the ocean of forest denudation and degradation but it is a unique step in the right direction in battling...

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Mr. Pure Ceylon Tea Plans A Long-Awaited Break This Year

January 14, 2018

RAJAGIRIYA – After 12-14 hour work days and slowing down a few months ago, Sri Lanka’s iconic Mr. Pure Ceylon Tea plans to take a much-needed break this year –...

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Don’t frighten leopards out of existence

January 14, 2018

Last week’s commotion over a cornered leopard reinforces the need to handle such encounters with care to prevent an escalation...

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Replacing Tea with Wilderness

January 02, 2018

On the 30th anniversary of Dilmah, the Founder Merrill J Fernando will uproot the first tea plant at Dilmah’s Endana tea garden to create a nature corridor linking the Delwala...

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