Last week, the quiet town of Vavuniya, once a symbol of Sri Lanka’s civil unrest, witnessed something extraordinary — not a protest, not a commemoration, but a celebration of unity, purpose, and environmental action. The SPOGOMI World Cup 2025 Qualifier for the Northern and Eastern Provinces was successfully held under the leadership of the ZeroPlastic […]
On May 20, 2025, the energy of Project S.E.E.D – Student Engaging Environmental Development came to life at the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Peradeniya. Organized by the ZeroPlastic Society with the support of SLASSCOM, the awareness session aimed to inspire environmental responsibility among youth. Around 400 enthusiastic school students took part in the event,
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In order to give society, the responsibility to protect the environment, the ZeroPlastic University of Peradeniya organized a special eco-friendly program named “Trash2Tidy” on 22nd of June 2025. The main objectives of this program were to install garbage bins on both sides of the Kandy – Gampola main road near Faculty of Engineering and clean
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On the 13th of June, something beautifully simply took place at the Main Library Auditorium of the University of Peradeniya. PenBin Love, a creative sustainability initiative by ZeroPlastic University of Peradeniya, was officially launched, reminding us that even the smallest objects, like an empty pen, can spark meaningful change. The event brought together a warm
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Green Canvas 2.0, organized by the Editorial Services Avenue of ZeroPlastic University of Peradeniya, was a vibrant celebration of youth creativity and environmental awareness. As the second chapter of this initiative, the event united talented students from ten schools, offering a platform to express their vision for a greener future through art. Held at the
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On 20th June 2025, the Zero Plastic Community of Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka launched the PenBin Love project at the Faculty of Applied Sciences. This initiative marks a significant step toward promoting responsible plastic disposal and fostering sustainable habits within the university community. The project encouraged students, lecturers, and staff members to donate their
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Plastic pen waste is one of the most commonly ignored yet harmful contributors to pollution in schools and workplaces. While pens are often discarded once empty, the reality is that they are 100% refillable. Recognizing this, the ZeroPlastic Movement launched the PenBin Love initiative to promote pen refilling and responsible collection practices in educational institutions.
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On the 12th of June 2025, the ancient city of Mihinthale witnessed a historic movement led not by officials or institutions, but by the students of the Open University of Sri Lanka. Mihisariya 2025, an ambitious environmental cleanup and awareness campaign, was spearheaded by the ZeroPlastic Community of the Open University of Sri Lanka, and
Mihisariya 2025: How a Student-Led Movement Transformed Mihinthale Through Unity, Awareness, and Action On the 12th of June 2025, the ancient city of Mihinthale witnessed a historic movement led not by officials or institutions, but by the students of the Open University of Sri Lanka. Mihisariya 2025, an ambitious environmental cleanup and awareness campaign, was
We’re thrilled to announce the expansion of our ZeroPlastic School Clubs network with the newest addition—Viharamahadevi Girls’ College, Kandy. As young voices rise in environmental advocacy, these school clubs are becoming hubs of creativity, action, and leadership in the fight against plastic pollution. In an inspiring partnership, The Open University of Sri Lanka will act
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