Kids Against Plastic
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Kids Against Plastic
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A campaign to pick up 2 million pieces of litter
Ali’s 2 Million Litter Pick is a campaign to get young people, families, schools and communities picking up and logging litter from the places around them.
The campaign began with a big goal: to help remove and record 1 million pieces of litter. That milestone showed what small actions can add up to.
Now the campaign continues with an even bigger target: 2 million pieces of litter picked up and logged.
Every piece counted helps show the difference people can make when they take practical action for cleaner, safer and healthier places.
Hi, my name is Ali!
I live in Spain and I’m Kids Against Plastic’s Chief Pickup Officer.
I’m a keen litter picker and regularly pick up litter on my walk to school, helping to stop it being left in streets, parks and local places.
I also organise clean-ups, encourage friends and community members to get involved, and help show that simple action can make a real difference.
I even invented my own litter-picking technique: the ninja pick!
Ali explains the new target and how everyone can help build towards 2 million pieces of litter picked up and logged.
Ali’s original 1 Million campaign video shows where the litter pick campaign began and how the idea first got started.
Ready to take part? Pick up litter safely, log what you collect, and help build towards Ali’s 2 million target.
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The awards are open to schools, educators, and school-led initiatives based in the UK.
Nominations can be submitted by teachers, school staff, students (with appropriate consent), or other affiliated individuals.
Nominees must be actively engaged in sustainability, environmental, or climate action efforts during the current or previous academic year.
Nominations must be submitted via the official online form.
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