Volunteerism
Awareness
Advocacy
The Pearl Protectors is a volunteer platform which promotes like minded individuals to volunteer in protecting our marine environment.
We raise awareness by conducting seminars on plastic pollution in educational institutes and hosting panel discussions to discuss current issues and solutions with marine environmental protection experts in the field.
Our advocacy curtails conducting research to support campaigns that aim to protect the marine environment through policy implementations.
Pearl Protector Approved
Shoreline Clean-up
Plastic Free
This Standardization Certificate, which for the first time recognizes restaurants and food vendors in Sri Lanka that eliminate single-use plastic items based on three levels of commitments.
Interested in cleaning a shoreline?
We provide support and knowledge. By following our beach cleanup guide, individuals and organizations can conduct beach cleaning events in a proper and organized manner.
Plastic Pollution is affecting the marine environment. The Pearl Protectors dedicates in helping the community shift to a plastic free lifestyle by alternative recommendations and incentives.
Events & Campaigns
World Oceans Day Summit
World Oceans Day Through Art
Nurdle Free Lanka
Celebrating World Oceans Day through the largest virtual summit conducted in Sri Lanka. WOD Summit featured 19 sessions during 4 days which encompased all aspects of sustaining and protecting the ocean.
The virtual art exhibition and competition inspires all artists to depict the beauty of the marine environment while highlighting the threats it faces.
The largest virtual art exhibition to be held in Sri Lanka
The volunteer campaign against plastic pellets targets collecting and cleaning all nurdles spilled on Sri Lankan shorelines as a result of the MV X-Press Pearl disaster. The campaign utilizes sieving tools, mobilizing volunteers and conducting shoreline surveys
PET Bottle Christmas Tree 2021
Cleaner Seabeds for Sri Lanka
The underwater expedition intends to remove marine litter off the seabeds and reefs of Sri Lanka.
Divers of The Pearl Protectors will mobilize in a series of underwater cleanups in the western, eastern and southern provinces to remove single use plastic waste, stranded fishing nets, clothing, metal and other significant marine litter.
Partnerships
