Eco-Heroes inspire students to tackle plastic pollution

July 7, 2026

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Eco-Heroes inspire students to tackle plastic pollution

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Shastri Boodan

Freelance Contributor

A group of young environmental advocates dressed as superheroes are taking their message of sustainability into schools across Trinidad, encouraging children to reduce their dependence on single-use plastics and become champions for the environment.

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