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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Dreamed Brush 2.0 – Where Creativity Meets Greener Visions: Empowering Youth for Environmental Action On June 12th, 2025, the ZeroPlastic Vavuniya Community will host Dreamed Brush 2.0 – Where Creativity Meets Greener Visions, an inspiring art competition at Al-Aksha Maha Vidyalaya, Vavuniya, at 1:00 PM. Building on the success of Dreamed Brush 1.0, which was
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On 06th June 2025, the vibrant spirit of Project SPARK came alive at Seevali Vidyalaya, Hidagala, under the powerful theme: “Protect Nature and Preserve Our Future.” The event was organized as part of the ZeroPlastic University of Peradeniya to educate school students on plastic pollution, sustainability, and the importance of eco-friendly living. The event began
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In Sri Lanka, lunch sheets are officially banned — and for good reason. But despite the ban, many people still use them every day to wrap rice packets, lunches, and short eats, unaware of the serious health and environmental dangers these sheets pose. This is not just a legal issue — it’s a public health
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n celebration of World Environment Day 2025, the ZeroPlastic NDT Club organized a meaningful environmental initiative — “Bamboo Bloom 2.0”, a bamboo tree planting project held on 7th of June at the Kelani River Bank in Hanwella. The event brought together students, environmentalists, and community members to take direct action toward ecological restoration and sustainability.
Our nationwide reach is one of the most powerful tools we have—and we are using it to shape a new generation of responsible citizens. Children are not just learning what to do—they are learning why it matters. Through practical activities, thought-provoking discussions, and hands-on experience, students are encouraged to rethink their habits and influence their
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ZeroPlastic at the University of Peradeniya has just pulled off something incredible! On May 25, 2025, the iconic Edmund Silva Grounds in Kandy came alive with a powerful purpose: to clean the Earth, compete for glory, and unite a community around sustainability. This wasn’t your typical clean-up. It was SPOGOMI; a unique Japanese-born sport that
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