Tree Diaries marked a heartfelt milestone for ZeroPlastic Club of Kingswood College, becoming the very first project led by the newly formed school club. More than an event, it symbolized the beginning of a long-term journey—one where students step forward as young guardians of the environment, committed to shaping a greener and more responsible future. […]

On World Clean-Up Day 2025, ZeroPlastic University of Peradeniya launched GreenPulse—a lively community cleanup that brought students and local residents together with one shared goal: creating a cleaner, healthier tomorrow. With teamwork and determination, volunteers cleaned neglected spaces, cleared waste, and helped restore the Gannoruwa surroundings. Members of the ZeroPlastic Executive Board were present throughout

Every environmental journey begins with a single step—and for ZeroPlastic Club in Swarnajothi National School, Kiribathkumbura, that step was taken through Future Sprouts, the very first project of the school’s newly formed ZeroPlastic Club. This initiative marked the beginning of a long-term commitment to sustainability, responsibility, and student-led environmental action. Organized in collaboration with the

In the fast-paced world of university life, balancing academics with personal and professional growth can be a challenge. Recognizing this, the Event and Fellowship Unit of the ZeroPlastic Movement at the University of Kelaniya took a bold step to support students through “ElevateU: Mastering Interviews and CV Creation” on 27th October 2025. The workshop brought

Every day on a university, small habits shape a much bigger impact. One of the most common is the use of polythene bags—picked up, used for a few minutes, and thrown away without much thought. Project Ban the Bag was created to question this routine and show that changing simple habits can lead to powerful

World Children’s Day took on a special meaning at Swarnajothi National School as young students stepped into the spotlight as environmental champions through PenBin Love Junior—the school’s second major initiative under its ZeroPlastic journey. Launched by the Swarnajothi National School ZeroPlastic Club in collaboration with ZeroPlastic University of Peradeniya, the project celebrated childhood not just

PenBin Love, the second project organized by ZeroPlastic Kingswood College, unfolded on September 29, 2025, at Kingswood College with the collaborative support of ZeroPlastic University of Peradeniya. This meaningful initiative centered on the unique concept introduced by the ZeroPlastic Movement, giving life to a “dead” pen. Instead of letting used pens contribute to plastic waste,

The grounds of Gangarama Temple in Wadduwa became the canvas for a vibrant act of environmental stewardship on November 13, 2025. The ZeroPlastic Colombo Community of the University of Colombo launched its inspiring initiative, “Thuru”, a project whose very name symbolizes trees and the life they bring. From 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., a group of

Green Guardians, an environmental awareness programme organized by the ZeroPlastic University of Ruhuna Community, brings together the teachings of Buddhism and the principles of sustainability to inspire the next generation of mindful, eco-conscious citizens. Built around the Dhamma school system, the programme transforms traditional learning spaces into hubs of environmental exploration. Instead of simply teaching