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 focused on creating cleaner and more attractive surroundings in the Athugala area. It also sought to promote responsible waste disposal practices among those involved and within the wider local community.

During the clean-up, volunteers worked together to collect and remove litter and waste scattered along the road and in the surrounding environment. The activity involved hands-on effort across the designated area, with participants clearing rubbish that had accumulated along the roadside.

The project provided volunteers with an opportunity to engage directly in environmental action while working as a team. Participants strengthened their awareness of waste-related issues and the importance of keeping public spaces clean. The collaborative nature of the work allowed volunteers to contribute positively to the local community while gaining practical experience in organized environmental clean-up efforts.

By addressing visible roadside waste near a well-known location in Kurunegala, the initiative contributed to improving the immediate environment for residents and visitors alike. The clean-up also served as a practical demonstration of how volunteer-led efforts can make a tangible difference in maintaining the cleanliness of shared public spaces.

Operation Earthcare reflects the ZeroPlastic Movement’s continued commitment to grassroots environmental projects that engage volunteers in meaningful, community-oriented action. The Athugala Road clean-up stands as a practical example of how organized volunteer efforts can support cleaner surroundings and encourage greater environmental resp…