Dilmah, together with IUCN and the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, formed Biodiversity Sri Lanka (BSL) in 2012 to build a coalition for environmental conservation among the corporate sector.
BSL is a knowledge sharing platform owned and driven by the private sector to strengthen the link between business, and biodiversity and environmental conservation in Sri Lanka. Though it, businesses can come together to discuss best practices, voice their needs and concerns, and design novel solutions that contribute towards conservation efforts at a national level.
Membership has grown significantly over the years and currently includes 37 Patron Members, 38 General Members and 5 SME Members.
