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...
Building A Nature Corridor
The Endana Nature Corridor is a long-term forest restoration project implemented in Ratnapura Distri...
Merrill J. Fernando: An Autobiography
Within the Dilmah Family, we fondly refer to him as ‘MJF’. Older generations of the trade simply cal...
Beyond the Boundary: Dilmah’s Cricket Initiative Transforms Lives
Cricket and tea share a similarly beloved place in the heart of Sri Lankans. Chairman/CEO of Dilmah ...
From Endane to the East: Expanding Sustainable Beekeeping with ‘Bee A Keeper’
Beekeeping can be more than just honey; it’s about sustainability, livelihoods, and protecting ecosy...
Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home
From adopting two elephant calves named ‘Baby Dilmah’ and ‘Ted’, named after former New Zealand All ...
A Tea-Inspired Easter Table
Easter is a time for gathering, sharing meals, and celebrating the lightness and renewal of the seas...