Volunteers Across Czechia Will Participate in Litter-Picking Campaign on March 29

Uklidme Cesko (“Let’s Clean Up Czechia”) will once again gather thousands of volunteers for its annual clean-up on 29 March.

The grassroots initiative aims to tackle one of the country’s persistent environmental challenges: illegal dumping and littering.

Volunteers from across the country will gather to clean up public spaces, helping to restore the beauty of their surroundings and raise awareness of the importance of environmental conservation.

It is easy for volunteers to get involved. After registering on the website, they can choose a clean-up group from an interactive map based on location or specific interest and, on the designated clean-up day, gather at their chosen clean-up ‘site’ and work together to restore it.

The range of people attending the event is diverse, bringing together people from all walks of life, including schoolchildren, pensioners, professionals, and even local politicians. From environmental activists to everyday citizens, everyone has a role to play.

The event is organized into different categories depending on the participants and the location. Municipal clean-ups are often coordinated by local governments and focus on cleaning up urban areas and their surroundings.

Schools also get involved by organizing their own clean-up events, where students, teachers and staff join forces to address environmental issues in their local communities.

Corporate teams also participate, with companies encouraging their employees to take responsibility for keeping their surroundings clean.

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