Cartoons on nature and heritage protection

Dilmah believes in bridging the gap…the gap between a farmer and technology, the gap between urban populations and their access to fresh produce, the gap between traditional agricultural methods and #climatechange and the gap between policy and impact.

Fill the callout in this week’s Naturetoon. What would the Mermaid say?

The Sri Lankan leopard is the top predatory carnivore of its ecosystem and plays a significant role as a keystone species, where it largely influences the balance of the ecosystem.

Over the last 40 years more than two-thirds of the world’s wildlife has disappeared.

The truth that we can never avoid: we are each responsible .. for our health, for our planet, for our community.

We (and the Polar Bears) are counting on you!

Here’s a throwback to a Naturetoon from our archives. It seems more relevant than ever. Why is pollution a problem for the fish in our Earth’s waters?

Food chains a few decades ago ended at the greatest predator that ever lived, man. Today we have come to a point where man-made activities create threats to man himself.

Food security begins in your own garden!

When we think back to our childhood days, many of us remember the days spent riding bikes, climbing trees, playing games outdoors and spending time in nature.

We know the story of Jack and his giant beanstalk. An impulsive decision and greed for short term gains brings him a world of trouble later - like the short-lived lures of chemical fertilizers.

When our planet is under attack, we have to stand up and fight back. Our future’s on the line and the voices of our sons and daughters.