Sustainable development of livelihood while conserving biodiversity and heritage

Forest bathing is known by the Japanese as Shinrin-yoku, which means taking in the forest through your senses, or immersing oneself in the forest.

Dilmah Conservation which has continuously invested in identifying lesser known species to ensure their conservation

Dilmah Conservation will mark a new chapter in its operation...

“Dilmah Recycling” was inaugurated on the 24^th of March 2018 as part of Dilmah Tea’s commitment to...

Following a careful selection processes, Dilmah’s Endana tea estate was chosen as an ideal location...

Sri Lanka, being an island nation, is particularly susceptible to the impacts of...

Rock shelters, tunnels and perpetually dark caves occur in large numbers in Sri Lanka....

Forests can be defined as ‘multifunctional’ as they have...

Batticaloa in Eastern Sri Lanka, is covered in green again thanks to the reforestation projects...

Dilmah Conservation initiated nature club for the youth...

Sri Lanka’s waters are home to an astounding array of plant ...