Preserving the rich biodiversity of Sri Lanka for future generations, an initiative by Dilmah Conservation

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

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

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

The Udawalawe National Park lies across the Ratnapura District ...

Dilmah Conservation's butterfly gardens initiative is aimed at...

Dilmah Conservation's 'Novel Species Paving the Way for Biodiversity...