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In an inspiring display of collective action and environmental responsibility, the Zero Plastic Colombo University Movement recently organized a transformative walk towards a greener and plastic-free future. With the enthusiastic participation of students, faculty, and staff, the event served as a powerful reminder of the urgency to combat plastic pollution and its detrimental effects on

On the 09th of July, 2023, an extraordinary event unfolded at the Wayamba University, orchestrated by the passionate members of the Zero Plastic Wayamba University Movement along with Kuliyapitiya Police and Red Cross Volunteers. With an impressive turnout of over 120 dedicated volunteers, the movement embarked on a transformative walk for 5.7 Km in the

In a resolute effort to combat plastic pollution and foster a greener future, the Zero Plastic Peradeniya Movement organized a groundbreaking event – the Zero Plastic Trial Walk. With a shared commitment to environmental preservation, participants from all walks of life came together for this transformative journey, eager to take action against plastic waste and

In a powerful display of collective environmental responsibility, the Zero Plastic NIBM Movement orchestrated an impactful Zero Plastic Trial as part of Earth Ethics Phase 2 on July 9th, 2023. This momentous event, held at the NIBM Matara Centre, aimed to amplify public awareness regarding the grave consequences of plastic and polythene usage on our

On July 9, 2023, the Zero Plastic Ruhuna Community organized a transformative event: the Zero Plastic Greeny Route. Nature enthusiasts and environmental advocates gathered at the University of Ruhuna’s Wellamadama Premises, united in their commitment to protect and preserve the environment by taking action against plastic pollution. The event commenced at 9:00 am with an

In a remarkable display of collective action and commitment, the ZeroPlastic Movement organized the ZeroPlastic සියනෑ Walk on July 9th. This transformative event aimed to eliminate plastic waste along roadsides, emphasizing the preservation of our invaluable natural environment. The walk, spanning a distance of 5.1 kilometers, attracted an impressive turnout of over 270 volunteers. Among