The Eden Beruwala

Sustainability & CSR Initiatives

At The Eden Beruwala, we are dedicated to fostering a strong connection with both our local community and the environment. Our approach to hospitality is built on the understanding that our success is deeply rooted in the health and prosperity of our people and surroundings. By embracing sustainable practices and supporting community-driven initiatives, we aim to create a positive impact that extends beyond our hotel grounds. We are committed to responsible development and environmental stewardship, ensuring that our operations contribute to a sustainable future for all.

Ecosystem Restoration Project at the Yagirala Forest Reserve

In celebration of World Environment Day 2026, The Eden Beruwala, in collaboration with the Centre for Sustainability, University of Sri Jayewardenepura, launched an ecosystem restoration project at the Yagirala Forest Reserve. As the first phase of the project, 150 native trees were planted to help rehabilitate the ecosystem, enhance biodiversity, and support the recovery of the forest reserve.

Earth Day Beach Clean Up and Awareness Session

For Earth Day, the team at The Eden Beruwala came together with the team members of Thaala Bentota for a beach clean-up, helping protect the beautiful coastline we are proud to call home. An awareness session was conducted for both staff, focusing on the Sustainable Development Goals.

Earth Hour Celebration at Eden Beruwala

At The Eden Beruwala, Earth Hour transformed into a magical garden dining experience where lights dimmed, oil lamps glowed, and guests gathered under the stars for a truly unforgettable evening.

Butterfly Garden Launch at Moragalla Junior School

Eden Beruwala proudly launched its first Butterfly Garden at Moragalla Junior School. Students and teachers engaged in awareness sessions, learning about the crucial role butterflies play in our ecosystems. The aim was to inspire the younger generation to cherish nature and actively protect our environment for a sustainable future.

Enhancing the Water Retention Capacity of Mala Dola Ella

The “Enhancing the Water Retention Capacity of Mala Dola Ella" During the Dry Season” project launched on 11.08.2024 with 30 plants out of the planned 300 plants. The current total is 155. This is done in order to restore the water catchment area and increase the water yield at "Mala Dola Ella" in Agalawattha by replanting native trees such as Mee and Kumbuk.

World Children's Day 2024

On Children’s Day at Occidental Eden Beruwala, we hosted Grade 10 & 11 students from Aluthgama for a CSR activity. Through our awareness program, they learned about exciting career opportunities in the hospitality industry and how to achieve their dreams. Together, we’re paving the way for a brighter future!