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🌿 Shramadana Campaign at the Faculty of Science Strengthens Campus Sustainability Efforts ♻️
6 March 2026
Demonstrating a strong commitment to environmental stewardship within the university community, a Shramadana (clean-up campaign) was successfully carried out today at the Faculty of Science, University of Kelaniya. The initiative brought together students and staff to improve the cleanliness and sustainability of the faculty premises.
The programme was organised by the Subject Societies of the Faculty of Science in collaboration with the Centre for Sustainability Solutions, University of Kelaniya as part of ongoing efforts to promote responsible waste management and a cleaner campus environment.
Participants worked across individual departments and surrounding areas within the faculty, identifying and collecting various types of waste. The collected materials were carefully sorted and disposed according to recommended methods.
The campaign saw the active participation of academic staff, non-academic staff, and students, highlighting the collaborative spirit of the university community in maintaining a greener and healthier campus.
#Shramadana #CleanCampus #Sustainability #UniversityOfKelaniya #CommunityAction #GreenCampus #SmallActionsBigImpact
🌊Beach Cleanup Initiative at Kalutara Beach Propels University of Kelaniya’s Environmental Action Forward ♻️
3 February 2026
In a demonstration of youth-led environmental responsibility, the Environmental Conservation and Management (ENCM) Society of the University of Kelaniya carried out a beach cleanup at Kalutara Beach today, mobilising university students alongside key partners from the private and public sectors.
The event was organised in collaboration with Varun Beverages, the Marine Environment Protection Authority (MEPA) and the Centre for Sustainability Solutions, as part of ongoing efforts to address marine pollution and support coastal ecosystem health.
A total of 50 students representing the ENCM Society, Department of Zoology and Environmental Management, Faculty of Science, and the Centre for Sustainability Solutions participated in the cleanup. Volunteers worked diligently to collect plastics, fishing gear, and other waste materials that threaten the environmental integrity of the shoreline. The activity forms part of the University’s broader commitment to sustainability and environmental conservation, reflecting similar community engagements documented in other university initiatives.Â
#BeachCleanUp#KalutaraBeach#CleanCoastline#ENCMSociety#Sustainability
#OceanProtection #CommunityForChange #SmallActionsBigImpact #SaveOurSeaÂ
🌴🌊 BEACH CLEAN UP – KALUTARA BEACH 🌊🌴
🌴🌊 BEACH CLEAN UP – KALUTARA BEACH 🌊🌴
The ocean gives us so much—now it’s our turn to give back.
Grab your friends, roll up your sleeves, and be part of a movement that truly makes waves.
đź“… 03rd February 2026
⏰ From 9.00 AM onwards
đź“Ť Kalutara Beach
đź’› Every piece of trash removed protects marine life.
đź’š Every volunteer strengthens our community.
đź’™ Every small effort creates a big environmental impact.
Let’s stand together for a cleaner shore and a healthier future.
✨ See you at the beach!
#BeachCleanUp #KalutaraBeach #CleanCoastline #OceanProtection #CommunityForChange #SmallActionsBigImpact #SaveOurSeas 🌍♻️
Long Service and Vice-Chancellor’s Awards Ceremony 2026 Celebrates Dedication and Sustainability at University of KelaniyaÂ
Long Service and Vice-Chancellor’s Awards Ceremony 2026 Celebrates Dedication and Sustainability at University of KelaniyaÂ
The Ceremony of Long Service Awards and Vice-Chancellor’s Awards of the University of Kelaniya was successfully held on 1 January 2026 at the Sri Dharmaloka Hall, under the patronage of Senior Professor Nilanthi de Silva, Vice-Chancellor of the University.
The event honoured academic and non-academic staff whose long-standing commitment and exemplary service have significantly contributed to the University’s progress and reputation. Among the highlights of the ceremony was the presentation of the 25+ Years of Continuous Service – Long Service Awards, recognizing decades of dedication to higher education and public service.
In a meaningful step aligned with the University’s sustainability vision, each recipient in the 25+ years category was presented with a valuable eco-friendly medicinal plant—Sudu Handun (White Sandalwood, Santalum album). This green gesture was coordinated by the Centre for Sustainability Solutions under its “Seed of Hope 2026” programme, symbolizing gratitude, longevity, and a shared responsibility toward environmental stewardship.
The initiative underscored the University’s commitment to integrating sustainability into institutional traditions, transforming ceremonial practices into opportunities for positive environmental impact. The event concluded with appreciation for all awardees and reaffirmed the University of Kelaniya’s dedication to excellence, service, and sustainable development.
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