The ZeroPlastic Society of Wayamba University of Sri Lanka carried out the Kalyani EarthCare cleanup project on August 16, 2026, in the Inamaluwa area of Sigiriya. Organized in partnership with the Kalyani Foundation, the project brought together volunteers for a focused environmental cleanup effort around one of Sri Lanka’s most recognized heritage areas. The project […]

ZeroPlastic University of Peradeniya launched HORIZON 2026, a program aimed at promoting environmental awareness and encouraging practical steps toward reducing plastic usage. The event was held on 21st August 2026 at the Faculty of Arts, University of Peradeniya, and was organized by the university’s ZeroPlastic club as part of its ongoing efforts to engage young

The ZeroPlastic Society of Wayamba University of Sri Lanka organized Generation SDG – Phase 02, a project carried out in collaboration with the Volunteers Academy by ZeroPlastic Movement. The project brought together young individuals and university volunteers to engage with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through a structured program of learning and collaborative

The ZeroPlastic club of the University of Peradeniya carried out Yuthukama 5.0, the fifth consecutive annual environmental and community service project linked to the Esala Perahera in Kandy. The project took place across two days, with a community cleanup campaign held on 15th August 2026 at the Sri Dalada Maligawa and surrounding areas, followed by

The ZeroPlastic NISD Club, operating under the ZeroPlastic Movement, organized “Coastline Quest,” a gamified beach cleanup held on August 22, 2026, at Moya Beach. Sponsored by Aqua Dynamics, the event brought together 100 volunteers who were divided into 20 teams of five to collect and segregate coastal waste along the shoreline. The project was designed

The ZeroPlastic Movement organized Operation Earthcare, a road clean-up project carried out along Athugala Road in Kurunegala. The initiative brought together volunteers to remove litter and waste from the roadside and surrounding areas near Athugala, with the aim of improving the cleanliness and appearance of the location. The project was organized as an environmental initiative

The Environmental Sustainability Avenue of ZeroPlastic Colombo Community, University of Colombo, carried out its තුරු 2.0 project on 7 August 2026 at Bomiriya Central College. The initiative centered on distributing tree saplings and encouraging school students to take personal responsibility for nurturing them as a practical step toward environmental awareness. The project was organized to

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