The MJF Foundation’s Ongoing Impact on Cervical Cancer Screening in Sri Lanka
What does a cup of tea have to do with women’s health? In Sri Lanka, cervical cancer claims the lives of approximately 700 women every year. It is the second-highest cancer incidence among females in ...
The Gift of Tea: Timeless and Seasonal
It’s always the right season to share the gift of tea – even more so when it’s the finest and purest Ceylon tea. For, tea is a timeless gift. It calms and soothes on a hot summer day, and feels like a...
Conserving Bees through education, research and livelihood upliftment
Useful for sustainable agriculture and upholding ecosystem services, bees are an important link to b...
Nurturing Nature: Endane Field Research Centre – A Lifeline for Endangered Trees
“Nature can recover. It just needs a little help. The Endane Biodiversity Corridor can be a mo...
Taste worth celebrating
On the chilly morning of 19th June, 2025 a group of friends and colleagues from media, grocery and h...
Bee A Keeper
From providing an array of ecosystem services to contributing towards human wellbeing, bees play a c...
Investing in Nature this Wildlife Day with Dilmah Conservation
An article written by intern Neluka Panabokke This year’s World Wildlife Day theme, “Wildlife Conser...
A rare Sri Lankan plant, found again!
After being overlooked for years, Memecylon elegantulum – a rare plant found only in Sri Lanka...