Green Steps Phase 1.2 Successfully Conducted Green Steps Phase 1.2, a Dhamma School Awareness Program, was successfully conducted at Pabbatharama Purana Viharaya, Ihala Witiyala, Karagoda Uyangoda, with the participation of around 80–100 students. The program was held from 9.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m. with the objective of creating awareness among students about plastic pollution and […]
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The Sinhala & Tamil New Year Festival is one of the most colorful and culturally significant celebrations in Sri Lanka. While these celebrations bring people together through traditional food, games, and joyful experiences, they also often generate a large amount of plastic waste. Understanding the importance of protecting the environment while preserving tradition, the ZeroPlastic
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On the morning of 12th May 2026, the premises of Wayamba Royal College, Kurunegala were filled with enthusiasm, teamwork and a shared passion for protecting the environment. Green Gen -Z was more than just a project, it was a meaningful step toward inspiring young minds to create a cleaner and greener future. Beginning at
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Sri Lanka is more than a destination. It is a living ecosystem filled with ancient forests, wildlife, oceans, rivers, and communities that depend on nature every single day. It could be the majestic elephants roaming freely to the coral reefs beneath our waters,every part of this island deserves protection. Yet one of the biggest threats
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In today’s rapidly evolving and competitive world, academic excellence alone is no longer sufficient to succeed. Professional growth, confidence, communication, and personality development have become equally important in preparing students for future opportunities. Recognizing this need, the Professional Development Avenue of the ZeroPlastic NDT Club, University of Moratuwa, proudly organized “ElevateU”, a professional development awareness
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LeafLine” School Awareness Series – Phase 1.1 Conducted at Kolambaruwana School, Kamburupitiya The “LeafLine” School Awareness Series – Phase 1.1 was successfully conducted at Kolambaruwana School, Kamburupitiya on 28th April 2026 by the volunteers of the ZeroPlastic Club, University of Ruhuna. The program was organized with the objective of educating school students about the harmful
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The ZeroPlastic Society of Wayamba University of Sri Lanka successfully conducted a Fundraising & School Collaboration Initiative during the B-TEX Exhibition, combining environmental awareness, community engagement, and fundraising into a meaningful and impactful project. The initiative was designed with the objective of introducing the society’s vision and environmental mission to school communities, while also creating
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Dhamma School Awareness Program Successfully Conducted at Siri Yapagiri Buddhist Center The Dhamma School Awareness Program was successfully conducted on 26.04.2026 at Siri Yapagiri Buddhist Center, Werakawila, Palolpitiya, with the participation of nearly 150 attendees, including Dhamma school students and parents. The program was organized to raise awareness about the harmful effects of plastic pollution
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ZeroWave’26 Successfully Conducted at the Faculty of Allied Health Science The ZeroPlastic Club, University of Ruhuna, successfully conducted the “ZeroWave’26” Orientation Program for second-year students of the Faculty of Allied Health Science on 09th February 2026. The program was organized as part of a continuing awareness series aimed at introducing students to the mission, activities,
The project “හරිම නැකත හරිත නැකත” stands as a meaningful environmental initiative carried out by the ZeroPlastic Club, University of Ruhuna, in line with the spirit of the Sinhala and Tamil New Year. This project was designed to inspire individuals to reconnect with nature through tree planting while promoting environmental sustainability and responsible behavior within
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