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...
Dilmah invites industry collaboration to strengthen sustainability and resilience in Ceylon Tea
With the climate emergency clouding prospects for farmers globally, Dilmah Tea invited stakeholders ...
Dilmah’s Beddagana Wetland Park Project
Dilmah has joined hands in a public private partnership with the Urban Development Authority to impr...
The Tuk Tuk Library Comes to Weligama!
The Tuk Tuk Library is a mobile library that travels to schools and communities, bringing a whole wo...
Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home
From adopting two elephant calves named ‘Baby Dilmah’ and ‘Ted’, named after former New Zealand All ...
Uda Walawe Information Centre now an Elephant Knowledge Walk
The Elephant Information Centre at Uda Walawe that has been transformed into the Elephant Knowledge ...
The People’s Market Heads to the East!
The first-ever People’s Market in Kalkudah kicked off at the VC Ground in Valachchanai, and it was a...