Reducing Plastic Waste on National Mountain Climbing Day 🏔️💚
On National Mountain Climbing Day, it’s crucial to address the challenge of plastic pollution in our mountainous landscapes. As climbers and hikers, we often come across plastic debris, such as bottles and wrappers, left behind on trails and summits. This not only detracts from the natural beauty of these pristine areas but also poses severe environmental risks.
Plastic waste can take centuries to decompose, breaking down into microplastics that contaminate soil and water and endanger wildlife. To combat this issue, adopting ZeroPlastic practices is key. Opt for reusable water bottles, pack out all waste, and choose eco-friendly gear.
Supporting initiatives aimed at reducing plastic production and improving waste management can further help. This National Mountain Climbing Day, let’s commit to reducing plastic use and protecting our high-altitude environments. By making these changes, we contribute to preserving the beauty of our mountains and ensuring a healthier planet for future generations.
Article by : M.J.F.Fazna
Flyer by : Nafees Nismi