How Sigiriya’s Community Is Turning Coconut Shells Into Income Through Sustainable Tourism
Discover how Impact Center by ZeroPlastic is building sustainable tourism in Sigiriya through community workshops that turn coconut shells into...
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Sigiriya Craft Workshop and Village Experience: Where Tourism Supports Local Communities
When people search for things to do in Sigiriya, most results naturally begin with Sigiriya Rock, Pidurangala and the ancient...
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Eco Think 2026 Grand Finale Concludes With Top 3 Winners Selected
The ZeroPlastic Movement carried out the grand finale of Eco Think 2026, a project that brought together finalist teams to...
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ZeroPlastic Society and Kalyani Foundation Launch Cleanup Drive Near Sigiriya Heritage Site
The ZeroPlastic Society of Wayamba University of Sri Lanka carried out the Kalyani EarthCare cleanup project on August 16, 2026,...
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ZeroPlastic Peradeniya Launches Yuthukama 5.0 Clean-Up and Awareness Campaign in Kandy
The ZeroPlastic club of the University of Peradeniya carried out Yuthukama 5.0, the fifth consecutive annual environmental and community service...
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ZeroPlastic Volunteers Clean Up Athugala Road in Kurunegala Under Operation Earthcare
The ZeroPlastic Movement organized Operation Earthcare, a road clean-up project carried out along Athugala Road in Kurunegala. The initiative brought...
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Green Canvas Collective Connects Eco-Friendly Artists With Sustainable Entrepreneurship Opportunities
The ZeroPlastic Movement organized the Green Canvas Collective, an eco-friendly initiative designed to identify and support artists who create products...
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SATHKARA’2026 brought together environmental conservation and cultural heritage across two days of volunteer-led action during the annual Rathnapura Sri Maha Saman Devala Randoli Perahera on 29th and 30th July 2026. On the first day, ZeroPlastic volunteers carried out a cleanup campaign along the roads and surrounding areas ahead of the Randoli Perahera, collecting and removing plastic waste to create a cleaner environment for devotees and visitors. On the second day, the team organized a Sisil Pan Dansala, offering free refreshments to pilgrims and participants while encouraging eco-friendly practices throughout the event. The project reflected a commitment to protecting Sri Lanka’s cultural traditions in harmony with nature, reducing plastic pollution during one of the country’s valued religious and cultural celebrations, and raising environmental awareness among the public. Whether it is a cleanup or a community gathering, every effort to reduce plastic waste at large-scale events matters. Want to get involved or learn more? Start here: https://wkf.ms/3EZOTEs #ZeroPlasticMovement #YouthLead #PlasticCrisis #Rathnapura
SATHKARA'2026 brought environmental care to one of Sri Lanka's most cherished cultural celebrations. Organized as a two-day initiative on 29th...
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SUSTERA Phase 2 Connects Local Sustainable Entrepreneurs With the Impact Center by ZeroPlastic
SUSTERA Phase 02, organized by the Sustainable Partnership Avenue of the ZeroPlastic Movement, University of Kelaniya, worked to connect local...
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Vesak Lanterns Go Green at Kingswood College Kandy
Inside the halls of Kingswood College in Kandy, a group of school students bent over sheets of recycled cardboard, strips...
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Students in Matale Learn to Replace Plastic With Bamboo Alternatives
Inside a sunlit classroom at St. Thomas' College in Matale, a group of students passed around a bamboo toothbrush, turning...
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Honoring the Mothers Who Guard Us Every Day
She stood at the university gate before dawn, adjusting her uniform in the half-light. Her own children were still asleep...
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Eco Treads Connects With Schools and Raises Funds at B TEX Exhibition
A group of young volunteers stood behind a modest stall lined with handmade bookmarks, jars of mango pickle, and cups...
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ZeroPlastic Celebrates Poson With an Eco Friendly Dansala at Pothgul Viharaya
On the morning of June 28, 2026, a group of university students knelt along the stone pathways of Pothgul Viharaya,...
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ZeroPlastic Celebrates Poson with an Eco Friendly Dansala at Pothgul Viharaya
Where Faith Meets Environmental Responsibility A group of Dhamma school students sat cross-legged on the cool floor of Pothgul Viharaya,...
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220 Volunteers Collected 1000kg of Waste at Sacred Mihintale
Where Sacred Ground Meets Student Action The morning air at Mihintale carried the scent of temple flowers and damp earth...
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220 Volunteers Collected 1000kg of Waste at Sacred Mihintale
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How Social Media Is Reviving Sri Lanka’s Traditional Crafts
Three traditional Sri Lankan industries — wood carving, wood drawing, and brass work — share a common thread. They rely...
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ECO VESAK: Dhamma School Students Craft Plastic Free Vesak Kudu from Natural Materials
ECO VESAK: Vesak Lantern Competition at SIBA Campus The ECO VESAK Vesak Lantern Competition at SIBA Campus showcased environmentally responsible...
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ZeroPlastic Colombo Community, in collaboration with the SDG Hub of Sripalee Campus
The ZeroPlastic Colombo Community, in collaboration with the SDG Hub of Sripalee Campus, University of Colombo, launched Phase 02 of...
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