This year, the ZeroPlastic Colombo Community took a bold step toward shaping a cleaner, greener future through its flagship initiative, GreenForce. Launched in alignment with the goals of the ZeroPlastic National Movement, GreenForce focuses on establishing ZeroPlastic Clubs in schools across the Colombo district, creating youth-led spaces where students can learn, lead, and take meaningful […]

The ZeroPlastic Club of the University of Ruhuna launched the special awareness program, “Way To Eco Generation – School Awareness Programme (Phase 03.7)”, at Koramburuwana Maha Vidyalaya on November 7, 2025. The initiative aimed to educate young students on the harmful effects of plastic and polythene and to inspire them to adopt eco-friendly practices in

The historic town of Kadugannawa witnessed a meaningful act of environmental stewardship as the Kadugannawa Railway Station Cleanup Project was successfully completed, organized by the ZeroPlastic SIBA Campus Community. Twenty-five dedicated volunteers came together with a shared mission: to restore cleanliness, uplift community wellbeing, and protect one of the town’s key public spaces. The cleanup

Plastic pollution affects every corner of South Asia—from densely populated urban centers to fragile coastal ecosystems. While each nation faces its own set of challenges, the core of the issue remains universal. And so does the solution: community-driven action, shared learning, and regional unity. With this belief, the ZeroPlastic Open University Community brought together passionate

The ZeroPlastic Club of the University of Ruhuna opened another meaningful chapter in its ongoing mission to build a greener future on October 8, 2025. As part of the “Way To Eco Generation – School Awareness Programme (Phase 03)”, the team conducted an inspiring awareness session at M/Sapugoda Rathanapala Vidyalaya, bringing knowledge, enthusiasm, and a

At University of Kelaniya, something unusual was taking shape—an initiative that blended mental wellness with environmental responsibility in a way the campus had never seen before. This was Project Trash Talk, the second major initiative by the Research and Development Avenue of the ZeroPlastic Movement, and it promised to change how students viewed both waste

On November 15, 2025, the ZeroPlastic Community of the University of Peradeniya concluded its term with සඳකඩ පහණ – a heartfelt, culturally rooted, and environmentally meaningful initiative carried out at the Temple of the Tooth Relic (Sri Dalada Maligawa). As one of Sri Lanka’s most sacred heritage sites, the temple welcomes thousands of devotees and

Bathalegoda Lake in Kurunegala was transformed into a hub of meaningful environmental action when ZeroPlastic University of Peradeniya launched Restore the Blue 2025 on October 11, 2025. This youth-led initiative brought together passionate volunteers with one shared purpose — to protect and revive one of Sri Lanka’s valuable freshwater ecosystems. Generously sponsored by the Bank

On October 8, 2025, the ZeroPlastic Club of the University of Ruhuna took another significant stride in shaping a sustainable future through its “Way to Eco Generation – School Awareness Programme.” This session, held at Kamburupitiya Maha Vidyalaya, aimed to educate young students on the environmental challenges posed by plastic and polythene waste — and