What an inspiring day it was at Kingswood College, Kandy! Our #ZeroPlastic Club from the University of Peradeniya had the privilege of conducting a dynamic #ZeroPlastic awareness session with their enthusiastic students. It’s truly heartening to witness the passion and engagement of young minds who grasp the profound importance of environmental well-being. These students are […]
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On the 23rd of July 2025, the ZeroPlastic Club of the National Institute of Social Development (NISD) proudly premiered “Reviver”—a deeply moving and thought-provoking short film crafted to ignite a sense of responsibility and action toward the escalating crisis of plastic pollution. This film is more than just a visual story. It’s a call to
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The majestic Knuckles Mountain Range, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Sri Lanka, is more than just a breathtaking landscape of misty peaks, cascading waterfalls, and unique biodiversity. It’s a testament to what’s possible when communities take ownership of their environment. Recently, we witnessed an incredible example of this collective power, as local communities, in
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PlanetPixel 2.0: A Visual Celebration of Environmental Action Colombo, Sri Lanka , June 2025: In commemoration of World Environment Day 2025, the Zero Plastic Colombo Community successfully concluded its two-phase photography competition, PlanetPixel 2.0, an initiative designed to spotlight environmental issues through the eyes of youth and emerging photographers. The competition saw
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The Real Fight Against Plastic Starts with Scalable Alternatives Plastic pollution is everywhere. But the real problem isn’t just plastic— It’s the lack of affordable, scalable, and reliable alternatives. That’s why we’re launching a national call to support Sri Lanka’s plastic alternative industries. From paper to bamboo, rattan to biodegradable packaging, we know there are
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Wayamba University successfully hosted the SPOGOMI World Cup 2025 – North-Western Province Qualifier. With the support of the ZeroPlastic National Movement, local authorities, and the community, 21 spirited teams gathered at Santhanapura St. Anne’s Church grounds, not just to compete, but to unite for a cause—cleaning and restoring the environment through teamwork and determination. Within
In a world overwhelmed by plastic waste, even the smallest effort can create lasting change. The Pen Bin Love Project, led by the Zeroplastic Community of the Open University of Sri Lanka, proves that something as simple as an empty ballpoint pen can carry the power to educate, inspire, and protect our environment. A Simple
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SPOGOMI Northern & Eastern Provinces Qualifier 2025: Championing Environmental Action Through Sport On 21st June 2025, the University of Vavuniya playground became the stage for a groundbreaking environmental event the SPOGOMI Northern & Eastern Provinces Qualifier, organized by ZeroPlastic Vavuniya and proudly supported by the ZeroPlastic Movement as the main sponsor. This high-energy environmental cleanup
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Most people see trash picking as a chore. But what if we told you it’s now a global sport? Welcome to SPOGOMI – the Sport of Garbage Collection. Born in Japan, this unique competition combines environmental action with athletic spirit. Over 30 countries are participating in the SPOGOMI World Cup, turning litter picking into a
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We are excited to announce that the ZeroPlastic Movement has officially established a new school club at Seethadevi Girls’ College, Kandy! This marks another important milestone in our journey to reduce single-use plastic in Sri Lanka and promote sustainability through youth leadership. At ZeroPlastic, we believe that meaningful change begins at the grassroots level —
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