In celebration of International Zero Waste Day on March 30th, the ZeroPlastic Community at Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka organized a timely and informative webinar on the topic of sustainable living. The guest speaker for this event was Mrs. Leonie Vaas, the Head of Sustainability at Hayleys Fabric PLC, a leading textile manufacturer known for […]
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Haritha Warna Avurudu: A Sustainable Celebration at Sabaragamuwa University As the vibrant Avurudu festivities approached, the ZeroPlastic Community at Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka seized the opportunity to promote sustainable practices during this joyous occasion. Throughout the week leading up to the Avurudu celebrations, the community published a captivating flyer awareness series under the theme
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In the spirit of the sacred Vesak celebrations, the ZeroPlastic Community at Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka has launched a comprehensive flyer awareness series titled “Haritha Warna Wesak.” This timely initiative aims to inspire the university community to observe the Vesak holiday in an eco-friendly and sustainable manner, highlighting the harmonious synergy between Buddhist teachings
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In June 2024, the ZeroPlastic Community at Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka (SUSL), in collaboration with the ZeroPlastic National Movement and with the generous sponsorship of the LSEG Foundation, embarked on an ambitious bamboo tree planting initiative aptly named “The Bamboo Bloom.” This transformative project aimed to establish a network of thriving bamboo forests across
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On March 25th, 2024, marine enthusiasts and environmental advocates convened virtually via Zoom for the impactful “Sustain Session 2.0 – Blue Wave: A Plastic-Free Future”. Organized by the Zero Plastic – Rajarata University of Sri Lanka and led by Mr. Isuru Dapsara Kularathna, University Coordinator of the Zero Plastic National Movement, the event galvanized attendees
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Sri Lanka, March 27, 2024 – In a significant stride towards environmental sustainability, ZeroPlastic NISD Community successfully conducted the Green Start Orientation program. This initiative, aimed at introducing new members to the ZeroPlastic movement, showcased the community’s unwavering commitment to reducing plastic waste and promoting eco-friendly practices. The Green Start Orientation, held at the NISD
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Poson festival can be identified as an important religious festival celebrated with festivity by Sri Lankans. Mahinda thero’s introduction of Buddhism to Sri Lanka is the reason for it’s uniqueness. Taking it as the main point, various kind of sacrifices and celebrations have been going on in Sri Lanka for 2500 years till now. For
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In a compelling effort to bridge art and environmental consciousness, the ZeroPlastc NISD Community recently hosted the “Siyane Siththara Warnabhisheka” art exhibition. This initiative aimed to highlight the urgent need for sustainable living through the expressive power of art. The event, held at the new building of NISD, brought together artists, students, and environmental enthusiasts
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Bamboo, renowned for its rapid growth and numerous ecological benefits, serves as a sustainable alternative to traditional timber resources. By planting bamboo, the project aims to mitigate carbon emissions, improve soil quality, and provide a renewable resource requiring minimal water and no chemical inputs for cultivation. The primary goal of the Bamboo Bloom Project is
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The project was conducted on 17th February 2024, from 9.00 am to 12.00 pm in Kumbichchamkulama lake. There were over 60 participants from the zeroplastic Rajarata community and about 20 participants from Anuradhapura Municipal Council including public health officer, public health inspectors, labourers and other officers. It was done in two parts,an awareness programme and
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