Projects
Every clean-up, workshop and campaign run by ZeroPlastic clubs and communities across the island. 679 projects and counting.
Projects
The Event and Fellowship Unit of the ZeroPlastic Movement, University of Kelaniya, organized the I ACT Workshop, formally known as the Italy-IRENA Action f…
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On Sunday, 19 July 2026, more than 180 volunteers walked through the streets of Colombo and cleaned a stretch of Wellawatte Beach, collecting over 500 kg o…
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On a quiet morning in the rural outskirts of Badulla district, a group of young students at B/Morahela Maha Vidyalaya gathered in their school hall, not fo…
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Inside a sunlit classroom at St. Thomas’ College in Matale, a group of students passed around a bamboo toothbrush, turning it over in their hands with genu…
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The morning sun had barely risen over the Dehiwala coastline when the first volunteers began arriving, plastic bags and gloves in hand, their feet sinking …
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On a Sunday afternoon in early May, a group of university students gathered in room Z0725 at the University of Moratuwa, not to discuss polymers or circuit…
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Somewhere behind a laptop screen on a quiet July morning, a first-year science student at the University of Ruhuna typed a question into the chat box: how …
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Inside lecture hall Z0725 at the University of Moratuwa, a group of students sat forward in their chairs as Dr. Ruchira Wijesena posed a simple but disarmi…
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On the morning of June 28, 2026, a group of university students knelt along the stone pathways of Pothgul Viharaya, clearing away debris and discarded wrap…
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A group of young volunteers stood behind a modest stall lined with handmade bookmarks, jars of mango pickle, and cups of fresh drinks. Around them, the B-T…
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Where Faith Meets Environmental Responsibility A group of Dhamma school students sat cross-legged on the cool floor of Pothgul Viharaya, their small hands …
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Where Sacred Ground Meets Student Action The morning air at Mihintale carried the scent of temple flowers and damp earth as the first groups of volunteers …
