14 Second Chances: Why is a Tea Brand Caring for Elephants?
At the Elephant Transit Home in Udawalawe, feeding time looks a little like chaos and a lot like joy. Every three hours, a group of orphaned calves comes trotting out of the forest edge, ears flapping...
A Tea-Inspired Easter Table
Easter is a time for gathering, sharing meals, and celebrating the lightness and renewal of the season. While chocolate eggs, delicate pastries, and spring-inspired dishes often take centre stage, tea...
Hospitality and Kindness Combined – Resplendent Ceylon Joins Dilmah’s Kindness Day.
Our Dilmah family, including our esteemed tourist ventures – Cape Weligama, Ceylon Tea Trails,...
From Extinct in the Wild to Critically Endangered
Pini Beraliya (Doona ovalifolia) takes root again through the overarching work of Dilmah’s Endane bi...
Kalkudah’s MJF Centre: Nurturing Minds, Cultivating Community
Kalkudah on Sri Lanka’s beautiful eastern coast is a melting pot of culture, colour and the tight-kn...
A Garden for Everyone: Growing Inclusion
At the One Earth Centre in Moratuwa, a wheelchair-accessible garden is quietly redefining what it me...
Enhancing Childhood Learning through Reading
“The man who does not read good books is no better than the man who can’t.” – Mark Twain, auth...
Dilmah’s Quest to Restore Blue Carbon Ecosystems
What is Blue Carbon? Global warming is the result of human activity such as the use of fossil fuels ...