When a ‘Lost’ Plant Returns: A Conservation Story from Queensberry Estate
Sometimes conservation is about protecting what we can see. Other times, it is about rediscovering what was almost lost. Recently, we had the opportunity to support the conservation of a rare plant sp...
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...
Ali Nena Mansala, a significant milestone in promoting conservation awareness
The recently-reopened Udawalawe Information Centre, now known as the Elephant Knowledge Walk at the ...
A ‘Tea Phenomenon’ You Haven’t Heard Of
Learn about the Seasonal Flush by Dilmah, quite simply the most exclusive of all teas, where luxury ...
School of Tea
A unique program that seeks to inspire passion in tea, the Dilmah School of Tea seeks to educate hos...
A walk through the Butterfly Garden and Urban Arboretum with our Dilmah Global Family.
The 11th Dilmah Global Family Conference participants visited the One Earth Centre in Moratuwa, tour...
5 Years into Beekeeping
Dilmah Conservation launched ‘Bee a Keeper’ in May 2020 to promote the sustainable use of bees in ag...
HSBC Ceylon Literary & Art Festival partners Dilmah Ceylon Tea to launch Future Writers Program
The HSBC Ceylon Literary & Art Festival in collaboration with Dilmah Ceylon Tea opened its inaug...