A new hashtag has gone off on social media. But instead of “challenging” people to show off their 10 year transformations, it’s setting out the challenge of cleaning up our cities.
Through “before and after” photos, people are showing off their hard work and the numerous bags of rubbish they picked up.
Already garnering tens of thousands of participants online, #trashtag is encouraging people to get their hands dirty and make a difference.
Our Greenteam taking part in the #trashtag challenge since way back 🙌 Here at Rangitoto we picked up 18,615 items of rubbish pic.twitter.com/ax6Q5RVrvn
— Air New Zealand✈️ (@FlyAirNZ) March 12, 2019
Wholesome trends #trashtag pic.twitter.com/CWVH0upGNa
— Anwesha Ganguly (@gangoogly) March 10, 2019
Before and after. Makeup and clothes dumped near Moston Brook, now cleaned up 😀#litterpick #TrashTag pic.twitter.com/9GsFIUORaI
— Moston Litter Picker (@AJDelusion) March 11, 2019
My girlfriend and I doing our part for #trashtag at the beach the other day. (from u/Asparaguspisser) https://t.co/tF2s0jiXf6 pic.twitter.com/l8oeMzk1IE
— r/Pics Bot (@Reddit_Pics_Bot) March 10, 2019
What are you waiting for? Get your #TrashTag on!
Source: Stuff.co.nz
