Planting Seeds of Sustainability: The “Zero Root” Movement Takes Flight at Siridhamma College, Galle In an inspiring push toward a plastic-free future, the Zero Plastic Movement, in partnership with the Open University of Sri Lanka (OUSL), successfully launched the “Zero Root” Orientation Programme at Siridhamma College, Galle. The event marked a milestone in grassroots […]
The Arts Faculty NAT Building was recently transformed by a vibrant energy as the ZeroPlastic University of Peradeniya hosted New Leaf. More than just an orientation, this event marked the unfolding of a new chapter for the Arts Faculty ’23 batch, officially welcoming them into a global movement dedicated to a plastic-free future.
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Here is a press release format article (not caption style) you can submit: ⸻ Eco Kids Project Promotes Plastic Reuse and Tree Planting Among Preschool Students An environmental awareness initiative titled “Eco Kids – Reuse Plastic & Plant Trees” was conducted to educate preschool students on the importance of reducing plastic waste and caring
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If there is an existing resource that can’t be substituted by any other alternative, that is the WATER. The value of water is priceless. The existence of the spirit of Mother Earth completely depends on the existence of the water resource. With the complete apprehension of the importance of preserving water resources, the
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The ZeroPlastic University of Peradeniya proudly launched Nature’s Warning a powerful video series designed to inspire environmental awareness and action. This project highlights the breathtaking beauty of nature, the threats it faces from human activities, and the devastating impacts of plastic pollution. It’s not just a warning, it’s a call to action. Through a
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ZeroPlastic University of Peradeniya successfully carried out Green Hands @ Pera,a hands on environmental cleanup initiative focused on reducing plastic pollution and protecting the natural beauty of the University. The project emphasized how collective action and responsible waste management can significantly improve environmental health and ensure a greener future for the campus community.
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Grevola 2026 Strengthens Leadership and Environmental Commitment at University of Kelaniya The ZeroPlastic Movement of the University of Kelaniya successfully conducted its Annual General Meeting, Grevola 2026, on 14 March at the Social Sciences Auditorium. The event brought together members, university representatives, and partners to review the progress of the 2025–2026 term and to set
The ZeroPlastic Club of NIBM successfully launched its latest journey towards sustainability with a highly engaging Orientation Programme, marking a renewed commitment to environmental responsibility and youth-driven change. The event brought together over 30 enthusiastic participants who joined the movement as volunteers, known as “අපි for Earth.” The session introduced the vision, mission, and long-term
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The ZeroPlastic NDT Club of the University of Moratuwa recently organized the “Awaken 2026” Leadership Program at Agbowa Primary School in Alawwa, and it was held on 10th March 2026.With 75 excited students, we set out to discover what leadership truly means. The morning session was full of energy. Through fun team games and group
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ECO 7 – 7 Days Without Plastic Social Media Awareness Campaign The ECO 7 – 7 Days Without Plastic project was a successful environmental awareness campaign organized by the ZeroPlastic Club, University of Ruhuna. The project aimed to educate the community about the harmful effects of plastic pollution and motivate people to reduce their use
