News on initiatives taken by Dilmah Conservation

Ahikuntika community of Sri Lanka Diminishing cultural traits

October 15, 2017

Ahikuntikas, the gipsies of Sri Lanka are among the sub-cultures that are fast vanishing due to their merging with the community

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How Matthew Cicanese’s Macro Images Of Lichen Aided a Scientist’s Research

October 13, 2017

This spring, photographer Matthew Cicanese hiked through ...

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Dilmah Conservation explores the Untouched Caves Biodiversity of Sri Lanka

October 03, 2017

Recognizing the scant research on cave fauna in Sri Lanka, Dilmah Conservation has ventured to document their diversity with the support of Biodiversity Sri Lanka and Lanka Institute of Cave...

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Biodiversity Sri Lanka committed towards Resource Efficiency

September 18, 2017

Sixty-six leading private companies in Sri Lanka declared their commitment towards the Resource Efficiency Pledge as they convened for the second Annual General Meeting of Biodiversity Sri Lanka...

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Bid to Save Jumbos From Extinction

August 21, 2017

In an effort to protect the declining elephant population in the country Dilmah Conservation partnered with the Department of Wildlife Conservation and the Centre for Conservation and Research to radio-collar...

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Dilmah Conservation Radio Collar Elephants in Yala to Facilitate Scientific Data Collection

August 17, 2017

On the occasion of the World Elephant Day observed on 12th August, Dilmah Conservation partnered with the Department of Wildlife Conservation and the Centre for Conservation and Research in radio collaring two...

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Dilmah joins hands with Biodiversity Sri Lanka and the Lanka Institute of Cave Science to exploring hidden biodiversity in Sri Lankan caves

July 05, 2017

With a view to exploring hidden biodiversity in the dark caves of Sri Lanka, Biodiversity Sri Lanka signed an Agreement recently with its Patron Member Dilmah Ceylon Tea Company on...

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