23.02.2025 Environment – Mulana LFRO Member Pathum along with his friends collected polythene and other waste around Mulana in Angunakolapelessa

15.02.2025 Clean Diyawanna Lake, surrounding the Parliament Complex and Diyatha Uyana area under the Clean Sri Lanka project organized by Brigadier Yohan Fernando, Director of Lanka Fundamental Rights Organization. Conducted on Saturday 15th February 2025 from  8.00 am to 4.00 pm and the following areas were cleaned.  Beautiful Island, Smiling People   The mission of the Clean Sri Lanka project is to        reposition the 144 Infantry Brigade Area of  responsible efforts of environmental, social and governance initiatives through introducing change, integration and collaboration. PARTNERS OF THE PROJECT Army, Navy, SLAF, Police, Water’s Edge Staff, RDA, SLLDC, LFRO, Rowing Club There were more than 400 persons who took part in the event  and 5000 Kgs of Garbage was collected. AREAS CLEANED Polduwa Road and Canal Rowing Canal Parliament Entrance Road and Lake Bank Palam Thuna Junction Japan Sri Lanka Friendship Road Thuru Mithuru Project area and Walking Track Total cost Rs.338,000

Project by Wanniarachchi 26.07.2024 Sponsoring 50 T Shirts to Environment Activists through Gampaha District Secretariat. They started planted trees in the Gamapaha District Secretariat compound.

05.06.2024 World Environment Day – Katunayake LFRO Katana President Mrs. Punya Shyamalie, who is also the Principal of the Katunayake High School, along with the Teachers and the Students of the Katunayake High School, celebrated the World Environment Day by planting Coconut Trees in the land of the School which could be daily monitored and taken care of by the Students.

Kuruwita in Ratnapura has become a tourist attraction for the locals due to the Bopath Ella, Road to Sri Pada and with lots of green sceneries with fresh water flowing rivers. These visitors have been used to carry plastic water bottles and other plastic bottles, and after use, they just throw it away not considering the environmental damage caused by this action. Therefore with the assistance of the Ratnapura GA, Kuruwita AGA and the Ratnapura District Environmental Coordinator, a bottles collecting cage was installed.

A Beach by the side of a highly congested community area in Wattala Uswetakeiyawa was full of polythene & plastic water bottles which was thrown by those who come for a sea bath to the place known as Basama. Our members cleaned the area and the plastic waste was taken in several bags and handed over for recycling.

At the request of the Officers of the Gampaha District Secretary, we displayed a Board at the entrance to the Office with the wording “ WE WILL PROTECT ENVIRONMENT LIKE PROTECTING OUR CHILD”