SATHKARA’2026 brought environmental care to one of Sri Lanka’s most cherished cultural celebrations. Organized as a two-day initiative on 29th and 30th July 2026, the project took place alongside the annual Rathnapura Sri Maha Saman Devala Randoli Perahera. On the first day, ZeroPlastic volunteers carried out a cleanup campaign, collecting and removing plastic waste from

On 29th May 2026, the ZeroPlastic Club of the University of Ruhuna organised an environmental awareness programme titled හරිත දම්රැස් 2026 at Midellawala Purana Maha Viharaya, combining the spirit of the Vesak season with practical efforts to reduce single-use plastic and polythene among devotees attending religious observances. Exchanging Plastic for Greener Alternatives The programme was

ENVIORA 2026, a virtual environmental awareness programme organized by the ZeroPlastic Club of the University of Ruhuna, brought together university volunteers and members of the public for a series of online sessions focused on plastic pollution, sustainable lifestyles, and responsible environmental practices. The programme was delivered through interactive Zoom sessions featuring professionals and sustainability advocates

On 2 July 2026, the ZeroPlastic Club of the University of Ruhuna launched the first phase of Nexora BloomX 2026, an online awareness session focused on sustainable entrepreneurship and eco-friendly alternatives to plastic products. Organized as part of a two-phase initiative, the session brought together participants from multiple countries to explore how green business ideas

The ZeroPlastic Movement’s Pen Bin Love initiative continued its work at the University of Ruhuna with the launch of Phase 2.1, a programme focused on the proper disposal and collection of used pens at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. The phase introduced a new collection point, recognized a volunteer contributor from the previous

Project Splendora, a book donation and community engagement initiative organized by the Event and Fellowship Unit of the ZeroPlastic Movement, University of Kelaniya, brought together university volunteers and school students for a day of learning, creative expression, and educational support. The project combined the donation of books to children from economically disadvantaged backgrounds with a

ZeroPlastic volunteers brought environmental education and hands-on cleanup action to Mahinda Rajapaksha College, Matara, through a project titled EcoStalk. Designed for school students, the initiative combined a campus-wide cleanup campaign with an interactive awareness session on plastic pollution and sustainable alternatives, reaching approximately 250 school students. A Shramadhana Campaign to Clean the School Environment The

SUSTERA Phase 02, organized by the Sustainable Partnership Avenue of the ZeroPlastic Movement, University of Kelaniya, worked to connect local sustainable entrepreneurs with the Impact Center by ZeroPlastic, creating opportunities for eco-friendly businesses to reach wider audiences and offer practical alternatives to plastic-based products. Connecting Sustainable Entrepreneurs with a Wider Market The project introduced sustainable

The SIBA ZeroPlastic Community organized the Clean & Green Campus Initiative, a community service project that combined environmental awareness with hands-on campus clean-up action. The initiative was designed to promote environmental responsibility among university students by connecting practical waste management activity with broader conversations about plastic pollution and sustainable habits. Awareness and Action on Campus

The ZeroPlastic ECU Club held its fifth orientation session, introducing university volunteers and prospective members to the club’s environmental mission and the practical steps individuals can take to reduce single-use plastic in daily life. What the Session Covered The orientation, titled Orientation – Phase 5, served a dual purpose. Participants received guidance on the environmental