The ZeroPlastic Movement organized the Green Canvas Collective, an eco-friendly initiative designed to identify and support artists who create products using recycled, upcycled, and sustainable materials. The project brought together creativity and environmental responsibility by providing a dedicated platform for artists working with repurposed materials. The Green Canvas Collective was developed to promote environmentally responsible

ZeroPlastic CINEC Campus carried out Beat the Bite – Phase 1, a dengue prevention and environmental cleanup initiative conducted on the CINEC Campus premises. The project brought together ZeroPlastic volunteers and campus cleaning staff to address waste accumulation and reduce potential mosquito breeding sites across the campus grounds. The initiative was organized in response to

The ZeroPlastic Colombo Community of the University of Colombo organized Nature Advocates, an environmental awareness project designed to introduce eco-friendly habits to nursery-aged children. The project was conducted in two phases at Mother’s Pride Nursery and Small Ones Nursery, both located in Homagama. The project aimed to build early awareness of environmental responsibility among young

The ZeroPlastic Movement carried out the Green Innings project as part of its LPL Final initiative, engaging more than 40 volunteers in a large-scale waste collection effort. The activity was organized to address the waste generated in connection with the LPL Final, with a particular focus on reducing plastic pollution. The project was designed to

The Fundraising Unit of the ZeroPlastic Movement, University of Kelaniya, organized Colour Blast ’26 Holi Festival, an event that brought together more than 200 undergraduates for a Holi-themed celebration. The project combined cultural festivities with efforts to raise awareness about the ZeroPlastic Movement and its sustainability initiatives. The event was organized to promote unity, friendship,

Project Start at Home brought environmental awareness directly into the workplace, with the Zero Plastic Community of Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka delivering a practical programme for staff at Sofia Colombo City Hotel under the theme “Plastic-Free Homes for a Sustainable Future.” The session covered the 5R concept, waste management, sustainable living, and eco-friendly alternatives

Punchi Haritha Sihina 2.0 brought plastic awareness to young school students through an interactive and creative programme organized by ZeroPlastic volunteers. The session included a presentation on plastic awareness, followed by a hands-on creative activity using custom worksheets featuring eco-friendly slogans such as “Save our planet.” Volunteers also hosted a storytelling session using visual posters,

SATHKARA’2026 brought environmental care to one of Sri Lanka’s most cherished cultural celebrations. Organized as a two-day initiative on 29th and 30th July 2026, the project took place alongside the annual Rathnapura Sri Maha Saman Devala Randoli Perahera. On the first day, ZeroPlastic volunteers carried out a cleanup campaign, collecting and removing plastic waste from

On 29th May 2026, the ZeroPlastic Club of the University of Ruhuna organised an environmental awareness programme titled හරිත දම්රැස් 2026 at Midellawala Purana Maha Viharaya, combining the spirit of the Vesak season with practical efforts to reduce single-use plastic and polythene among devotees attending religious observances. Exchanging Plastic for Greener Alternatives The programme was